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 Nature Girl - Carl Hiaasen
 Nature Girl - Carl Hiaasen ... Black SwanNewest Review: ... not the most stable of woman at the best of times, being prone to flights of fancy and chasing impossible causes. He son ... more ... worries about her as he should; she has, unknowingly to him, stopped taking her pills. Honey seeks revenge on the salesman who called her - one Boyd Shreave. Boyd himself is messed up; he is having an affair with a woman at work and he thinks his wife may know, how can he escape? When he receives a sales call himself it's almost too good to be true when he is offered a free trip for him +1 to Florida. The trap baited, Honey will take; Boyd, his lover, her own son, her ex husband, a confused Native American, and a mad...more |
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Nature Girl - Carl Hiaasen: Honey, Honey - Oh! You Thrill Me. (738 words)
by - written on 11/02/09 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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It seems to happen almost every day as if by clockwork. You get home, settle down and get tea made. You manage to take one bite of hot food when... the phone rings. You know that you should just let it ring and pick up a message later, but some primordial urge forces you to pick up. Perhaps it's a family crisis? No, it's another bloomin' sales call. They are bad enough when they are from some random company trying to sell you a new boiler even though you are only renting the flat. Worse still are the pre-recorded messages that clog up your phone line until they end. However, the vilest of the vile is when a company you use try and sell you something more. I ... Read the complete review
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