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Available
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Series
Genres
Publication
Bantam (1996), 256 pages
Description
Again ensconced in his quaintly appointed Lower Manhattan loft, Kinky Friedman, ace private eye, takes the deceptively tame assignment of helping his pal Ratso find his real mother. But a job that begins with some ungenteel poking around in a dusty New York warehouse leads to even untidier mayhem.
User reviews
LibraryThing member AliceAnna
God bless Kinky Friedman. I think I'm in love with the little pervert. Kinky puts himself in harm's way yet again, this time to help establish NY Ratso's origins. Scary thought that. Kinky has a wonderful way of crucifying the English language, but the result is a truly enjoyable escape.
LibraryThing member MiaCulpa
For Kinky Friedman plots stopped mattering some books back and God Bless John Wayne has little in the way of plot, or God or John Wayne for that matter.
In fact, God Bless John Wayne is an excuse for the Kinkster to reintroduce us to his cast of eccentric friends, his cat and his musings and
In fact, God Bless John Wayne is an excuse for the Kinkster to reintroduce us to his cast of eccentric friends, his cat and his musings and
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oneliners, although sadly there's no reference to brontosaurus foreskin boots here. Only of passable interest, particular when compared to Friedman's early work. Show Less
Subjects
Awards
Lefty Award (Nominee — 1996)
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1995
Physical description
256 p.; 4.18 inches
ISBN
055357633X / 9780553576337