Double Whammy
By Carl Hiaasen
By Carl Hiaasen
By Carl Hiaasen
By Carl Hiaasen
Part of Skink Series
Part of Skink Series
Category: Mystery & Thriller
Category: Mystery & Thriller
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$19.00
Nov 24, 2020 | ISBN 9780593334751
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Jan 15, 1988 | ISBN 9781101436646
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Praise
Praise for Double Whammy
“A raucous, mordant whopper of a fish story with more weird and bloodthirsty creatures above the water than in it.”—Los Angeles Times
“A day-glo version of reality that is insanely funny—and scary.”—Boston Herald
“Twists and turns with breathtaking speed…Climb aboard, Bubba, strap yourself in. You’re gonna like this ride.”—The New York Times Book Review
“Great fun…I went for Double Whammy hook, line, and sinker.”—Washington Post Book World
“Carl Hiaasen’s vivid imagination serves up a seven-course meal in Double Whammy. It’s a spread where every course is thick, rare, red meat…You’ll have a good time.”—Houston Post
“A stewpot full of the strange, the wacky, the interesting, and the bizarre…zany, diverting, marvelously grotesque.”—Newsday
“A savagely funny crime adventure…bristles all over with Swiftian wit…For all its loony-tunes characters and their mondo-bizarro adventure, there’s something about this mordant, comic fantasy that says it’s just too crazy not to be true.”—Miami Herald
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