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Mystery, Detective and mystery stories, Fiction, Manic-depressive illness
When a rude telemarketer calls while Honey Santana and her son are having dinner she decides to teach him a lesson in good behavior. She lures him and his mistress with a pitch for Florida real estate and includes her ex-husband and 12-year-old son in her plot.
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Effortless, cool, resolved and comic.
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Janet Maslin reviews book Nature Girl by Carl Hiaasen; photos (M)
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On Open Library, 7 have read it and 15 want to.
Carl Hiaasen is an American journalist and novelist. He was born and raised in a bizarre place called Florida, where he still lives. His books have been described as savagely funny, riotous, and cathartic. Oddly, they are beloved even by readers who’ve never set foot in the Sunshine State. *-- Author's Website*
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