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Sylvia Knittel sylviaknittel — Audio book performed by George Wilson After a massive hurricane flattens Southern Dade County Florida, the place is overrun with various chiselers, scam artists, would-be contractors, insurance adjusters, and even honeymooning tourists. Hiaasen peoples this romp with the usual mix of characters – Bonnie and Max are on their honeymoon at Disney World when the hurricane hits, and Max just [u]has[/u] to head south to get home videos of the aftermath. Augustine Herrera has recently inherited his uncles wildlife “park” … and needs to find the various wildlife (including a male African lion, a cape buffalo, dozens of reptiles, and several mangy monkeys) who have been set free by the storm’s destruction. Edie and Snapper (Lester Maddox Preston) figure they can score a quick insurance scam, but just cannot catch a break. Antonio Torres is the subject of wrath when the entire trailer park – where he sold “federally guaranteed” mobile homes – is flattened, killing one resident and leaving the others with nothing but their memories. All of them are interconnected by the former governor of Florida – Skink – a one-eyed certifiably crazy mad man who has been waiting for “the big one” and experiences the storm lashed to a high-rise bridge. The plot is riddled with ridiculously convenient coincidences and interconnections. But who cares?! Hiaasen is a master of this unique genre … a sort of improbable romp wherein everything turns out for the best and the bad guys always get what’s coming to them. Wilson does a reasonable job of performing the book, though he is not very good at the female voices. I particularly like the way he breathes life into Skink, however. My particular copy of the work was unfortunately marred on the last disc, so I couldn’t listen to the ending … the last track was mostly pops and whistles, with the occasional word fragment. Drats … All in all it’s an enjoyable diversion.

Gabychev Alex gabychev — This is a somewhat creepy book about a midlife crisis, that is ultimately very trite. These people have it all and yet are not happy because there is not enough beauty in their lives. Really. They have antagonized and alienated their daughter who is smart enough to figure out they they don't love her (enough) since she is neither pretty nor particularly smart or talented. The characters are sad and despicable (which I think the author intended), but also monumentally self-centered (which I suspect was supposed to be read as "deep").

Truong Khac truongkhactruong — I loved this book! The whole dystopian thing- I love it. This book in particular. It was smart and the writing was perfect for the time in which they live. I can't wait to read the next one!!