Title: Because there is no zero
Product review: Comparing this book to Hiaasen, Leonard, Dorsey, or Barry is like comparing Shakespeare to comic books. It's a sacrilege. I was suckered into buying it because of all the hype about what a funny Florida crime romp it was. What a terrible disappointment I suffered. While the story sounds promising, the writer has a tendency to go off on tangents that are just plain boring. I really didn't care enough about a chicken carcass being thrown overboard and sinking to the bottom of the ocean to read about it for three pages. Every situation is explained to absolute death, and I found myself yawning endlessly until I finally, joyously, reached the end. I recoiled in horror when I saw a new book by the same author in bookstores. Reading this one was enough to put me off this writer forever, and warn everyone I can reach! I am absolutely stunned that people liked it. Whoever compared this drivel to Hiaasen, Leonard, Dorsey, or Barry should be sued for libel.
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