I don’t know if this is a first effort but regardless it was
very good. The story centers on a
divorced, private eye, O’Keefe, his attorney friend Harrigan and a mink farm
ponzi scheme.
O’Keefe is hired by some stockholders of the mink farm to
find out why their money has disappeared.
He discovers there is more to the mink farm than meets the eye.
Harrigan and O’Keefe are lifelong friends who aspired to be
metaphoric Knights of the Grail as alter boys.
Their plans for life did not pan out in the manner they were
hoping. A sub theme of the book is their
dissatisfaction with their choices and wishes they had taken the road less
traveled.
Tag, a femme fatale,
who is up to her neck in the nefarious activities of the mink farm, discovers
there are a few chinks in her cynical shell.
Chinks that O’Keefe hopes to pry into full blown armor failure.
The plot was good
and intricate enough to keep my interest.
The characters were
recognizable, larger than life versions of folks we all know.
I enjoyed the book
and recommend it.
Web: https://max2themax.com/
(seems like just a place holder, no content as of this review.)
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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