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Gator A-Go-Go (2010)

by Tim Dorsey(Favorite Author)

4.12 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0061432717 (ISBN13: 9780061432712)

languge

English

genre

Humor

publisher

William Morrow & Company

series

Serge Storms

review 1: Serge A. Storms and his drug-addicted sidekick, Coleman, are on a mission to make a documentary of Florida's history and the origins of Spring Break in Panama City Beach and other sunloving cities around the state. In the midst of their fun and sometimes dangerous shenanigans, they stumble upon a young spring breaker who is being hunted by the hitmen of a Miami Kingpin, Madre, and the FBI. Turns out the boy is the son of a former drug runner turned state's witness from the 80's. The Kingpins want revenge and what better way than to kill the guy's son. But these guys don't know who they are dealing with when Serge steps in and takes matters into his own psychopath hands but only with help from his two gorgeous ex-coeds turned cons on the lamb, City and Country and the ... morefour 90-something old lady escapees from the Bayshore Convalescent center, the G-Unit. This is the hilarious type of book that you hate to love! This is also the second book that I have read starring Serge and Coleman by Tim Dorsey. Can't wait to get the others! LOL!
review 2: Florida's biggest fan and most creative serial killer, Serge A. Storms, strikes again. Exploring the wonder that is Spring Break, Serge & his sidekick Coleman - along with returning characters City, Country, the G-Unit, Mahoney, and others - also take on organized crime, South Florida style. Perhaps because I've read around 14 of the books in this series, or perhaps because they were set up a little too obviously, Serge's murders - while as creative as usual - were anticipated; it seemed obvious how characters were going to be dispatched based on some of the anecdotes in the text. "OMG, I don't believe he DID that!" was replaced with "Oh ... looks like Serge is going to use this soon to off another dude who's p-ssed him off ..."Still makes me laugh, though - sometimes to myself, and occasionally out loud. I'm still on your side, Serge. And Tim Dorsey. less

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