Title: Not As Lucky As Usual
Product review: Sorry to buck the trend, but while I enjoyed the book (how can one not enjoy a Carl Hiaasen book?), I felt it had a derivative quality that brought the score down substantially. The business of having something stuck to the bad guy's hand (this time a crab; in Double Whammy, a pit bull) was done before. Krome was too reminiscent of the good guy in Double Whammy. And finally the plot, even for Carl Hiaasen, seemed too far-fetched.
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