Another Lemur review is in:
“At no point will the reader be bored as the story’s world is populated with bizarre characters that have even stranger schemes.”—Jeff Burk
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I like it when Jeff says I’m “not out of place sitting on a shelf next to Palahnuik or Vonnegut…”
TomB.