Cadillac Beach Audiobook

" Another great Serge book! Smart,funny, and fast-paced. "

" More zaniness. "

" There is a magical moment in this book when all of the seemingly random occurrences come together and the sheer genius of it all is revealed. Unfortunately, getting to that point was not as entertaining as a typical read, and I would go as far as to say that some of the events seemed forced so that the author can provide comical commentary, which is not necessarily bad, the book just lost some of its flow (and since this is the epitome of disjointed storytelling, flow can not be sacrificed willy-nilly). This is the second of the Serge A. Storms novels I read, and although I found them entertaining, enjoyable, and unique, I think I will shy away from the series and perhaps pick up another one of the series here and there when the mood strikes. "

" I love all of the Tim Dorsey books. This just continues that love affair. If you are a Floridian, have been one, or just have gone on vacation. Check these out. "

" This was my first book that I read of Tim Dorsey. It was a slow start for me because each chapter kept going from past to present. Once I got all the characters down, it really pick up. It was full of humor and mystery. Both, which I like in a book. The ending was a bit long for me. I think he could've skipped some of the past towards the end and kept on with the present so that Serge could solve the mystery of his grandfather in a few less pages. But I enjoyed this book and would read another of Tim Dorsey's books. "

" Serge's antics continue in this one and you find out some family backgroubd about him. "

" The best Serge novel of the 6 I have read. Great plot twists and entertaining as hell. I literally laughed out loud no less than 2 dozen times. Excellent novel. Can not wait to read Hurricane Punch. "

" Okay, couple of twists at the end. Easy to read, enjoybable but not one of my favorites in the series. "

" A fun and entertaining read. "

" so far this is my favorite book dorsey has written. "

" This one does have a lot...Castro, CIA, the mob, jewel heists and plenty of limos. A crazy tour of Miami with Serge and Lenny. "

" More fun with Serge and friends, more of a mystery than the others. Enjoyed it enough to reading the next in the series! "

" Primo plotting in yet another brilliant novel as true as it gets to the Floridian sterotypes Dorsey portrays, with a little less violence than "normal" for a Serge Storms story. "

" Listened to this one on a road trip with my husband. Not my typical genre of book, but enjoyable enough to please us both. "

" I started with the first book of the Serge A. Storm series. This is #6 and so far, the best in the series. "

" A plot summary could be found on page 40 of this book, although its events are accomplished in a wacky and "offbeat" way. The Miami, FL, pop culture trivia made this an interesting read. "

" Reminded me a lot of another favorite, Carl Hiaasen. Action, suspense with a lot of humor. "

" I love Tim Dorsey and Serge Storm, LMAO "

" Totally awesome series about a serial killer with a serious passion for all things Florida-centric. Very funny series! The reader in the earlier books was not as good as the one in Nuclear Jellyfish. "

" Okay, couple of twists at the end. Easy to read, enjoybable but not one of my favorites in the series. "

" I love all of the Tim Dorsey books. This just continues that love affair. If you are a Floridian, have been one, or just have gone on vacation. Check these out. "

" Totally awesome series about a serial killer with a serious passion for all things Florida-centric. Very funny series! The reader in the earlier books was not as good as the one in Nuclear Jellyfish. "

" The best Serge novel of the 6 I have read. Great plot twists and entertaining as hell. I literally laughed out loud no less than 2 dozen times. Excellent novel. Can not wait to read Hurricane Punch. "

" ya gotta be in the right state of mind....when you are, dorsey is pretty awesome. 4.5 for Cadillac Beach "

" Primo plotting in yet another brilliant novel as true as it gets to the Floridian sterotypes Dorsey portrays, with a little less violence than "normal" for a Serge Storms story. "