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Erick.Anderson@Nike.com>
> wrote:
> > I've read, and really enjoyed, and early
Shel
> > Scott: Everybody Had A
> > Gun. I picked up another, later one, the of
which
> > escapes me, but it didn't
> > seem to have the same "je ne sais qua" as the
other.
> > I had to give it up
> > after 20 pages or so. Have other RA's had a
similar
> > experience? What Scott
> > titles should I be looking for? Please
advise.
Depends what it was about "Everybody Had A Gun" that you
enjoyed. If it was lines like "Her breasts were so full and
firm and abundant that each of them might have been both of
them" or "There was a lot of her already in the room before
the rest of her got in" or "He was dead, all right. He had
been shot, poisoned, stabbed and strangled," then I heartily
recommend "Take A Murder Darling."
Al Guthrie
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