1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice, easy reading!, Sep 16 2011
By William A. Baity "Still Bill" - Published on Amazon.com
I like these light adventures - no message, no gore. Robert Tacoma knows his South Florida fiction, so you will find references to Hiassen's ex Gov. Skink or maybe a description of Doc Ford's hangout. These novels are not as dark as Randy Wayne White's work, nor as wild and crazy as that of Tim Dorsey, but they are in that league. Personally, I prefer the Key ones to those set in South Texas. Here is my attempt to list them chronologically, which is probably the best order to read the Key ones.
Robert Tacoma (various protagonists)
Key Weird. 2005. 4.0
Key Weirder 2005 4.3
Color Me Weird 2007 4.3 no, it really is a coloring book, with a story
Key Witch 2008 4.3
Key Lucky 2008 4.0
Possum Surprise 2009 3.3 S Texas small town, duller. Early MS dusted off?
Key Manatee 2010 4.0
Sheriff Skunk 2010 5.0 S Texas small town
Key Dali 2011 4.0 1st person Dali, Key West street artist, w usual cast
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
WAAAAH!!!, Oct 11 2009
By Donna Marie Kanabay - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Key Manatee (Perfect Paperback)
Racing through the first three in the series on my Kindle - WHY AREN'T THIS ONE AND THE NEXT AVAILABLE ON KINDLE!? (Love them love them love them, especially the cameo appearances by a certain character from another Florida author - I don't want to do a spoiler so that's all I'm gonna say...)
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
funny funnyfunny...Did I mention Funny?, Feb 24 2008
By G. Harvey - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Key Manatee (Perfect Paperback)
This is the 4th in a series of very clever & FUNNY romps through KeyWest & Florida. I love TacoBob & his crazy visions... Can I SEE a Chacmool now?