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LaBrava | Elmore Leonard

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Ex-Secret Service agent Joe LaBrava becomes ensnared in a South Miami Beach scheme involving a redneck former policeman, a Cuban hit man moolighting as a go-go dancer, and a onetime movie queen who lives in a dangerous fantasy world. Reprint.

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AshleyHoss820

LaBrava | Elmore Leonard

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Prompt 2 for #ReadYourSignChallenge: Published the year you were born (1983). This was a fun little book about cons, an aging movie star, ex-cops, a Cuban go-go dancer, and a whole lotta money with a nice dash of who‘s doin what and who can you trust! ðŸ˜Š 178/1,001 #Taurus #1001Books

Clwojick, Meaw_catlady

Clwojick Sounds intriguing! 4y

AshleyHoss820 @Clwojick It was pretty good! It wasn‘t my favorite thriller (I guess that‘s what it would be?) since you pretty much know what‘s going on the whole time, but it is interesting to see if they get away with it or not! ðŸ˜„ 4y

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AlastairLuft

LaBrava | Elmore Leonard

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Great dialogue and a well-structured plot with its share of twists. Some of the characters may be a bit cliché, but it fits very well with the story and the descriptions.