2 great fiction reads

[SheltieLover]

Fever Beach, by Carl Hiaason. Hysterically funny, as all his books are

And Without Warning, by David Rosenfelt, my fav author.

Enjoy!

[The Blue Flower]

1. Fever Beach is one of his best

Hiassen just keeps getting better.

[SheltieLover]

4. Agreed! He rips magats unmercifully!

[Laffy Kat]

11. I love, love, love Hiassen!

Although, let's face it, all of his novels basically have the same plot. Still, they're always a fun read.

[quaint]

2. Haven't read any Rosenfelt but I certainly will now.

You love Shelties and laugh with Hiaason so Rosenfelt must be worth a read, thanks.

[SheltieLover]

5. Almost all of his books have dogs in them.

In real life, I believe he is an attorney & he & his wife run a dog rescue. His love & appreciation for dogs is always evident.

Without Warning is the stand-alone exception.

Enjoy!

[quaint]

12. Just starting Sudden Death (Andy #4)

Thanks again for steering me to Rosenfelt. Andy's making the craziness all around me survivable.

[SheltieLover]

13. Yw. I read all 19 of his books in 1 week when I discovered him back in 2016

Every single one is fabulous imo.

Enjoy!

I'm surviving by reading lots of fiction as well. It's much less strange than reality these days, even when reading Chet & Bernie books, narrated by the dog.

[Easterncedar]

3. Hiaason is a genius

[SheltieLover]

6. He sure is!

Have you read Squeeze me?

I love his character, Chemo.

[Brother Buzz]

7. I love Carl Hiaasen and I'm on a long library waiting list for his new book

Everyone loves Carl Hiaasen!

[SheltieLover]

8. Have you read Squeeze Me?

[Brother Buzz]

9. Yes, and absolutely everything else written by him

Stormy Weather was the first book I read after hearing an NPR interview where he read a bit that had me in stitches. I love it then went back and read everything he had previously written. For years I eagerly waited for the next installment.

If you like Hiaasen, you might like Tim Dorsey. Same zany Florida stories, only darker.

[SheltieLover]

10. Thx for the rec.

You might enjoy Miranda James' books.

And Dianne Kelly's.

Both excellent & very funny.