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This is book 17 in the Serge Storms series. If you have not read the others, shame on you! Do so ASAP.

Regardless, this is a stand alone novel. You can read it without having read other Serge books and will only miss out a little because you will not know some of the reoccurring characters. You should read this if you want

To read how an ostrich can kill
To see how Mentos are a dangerous weapon
To see how cigars can kill
To see how a lobster can kill
To see how home made napalm can be used
To learn why Glee is a superb show
To learn why the Democrats and Republicans would both not want Jesus to run for office,
Etc. Etc. Etc.

This book is hilarious, loaded with Florida trivia, hilarious, a story of scammers defeated and,did I mention, hilarious?

Read it! Read it! Read it!


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Tiger Shrimp Tango A Novel Serge Storms Tim Dorsey Books Reviews

This reads like a series of random, well written, psychotic scenes. It is like reading a psychedelic morality play. I haven't finished it yet, because I got sidetracked. But that isn't a detriment here, because the overall effect is so episodic, you really don't feel you are interrupting the plot line. I do have a nagging feeling that something is going on in the background in the form of an overall story arch, but I haven't really found it yet. I have not read any Hunter S Thompson, but this book reflects everything I've ever heard regarding his work. The bits are all good. It is just so strange to read something you could describe as an amoral morality play. It certainly is interesting.
Dorsey delivers another great installment of Florida trivia intertwined with creative murder and mayhem courtesy of his franchise duo Serge and Coleman. He continues to keep the details fresh and he finds ways to weave in Tupperware trivia and the show “Glee” while raising the bar on revenge and punishment using an assortment of high school level science experiments that make you wish you paid better attention while you were in school. Think lobsters, napalm, magnets, Mentos and you’ll begin to get the idea. This writer has a treasure trove of creativity in reserve for future efforts and with Mahoney in tow it can only get more interesting. Dorsey’s written nearly eighteen books in the series so I recommend you start at the beginning and brace yourself for a spastic reading experience.
Hard to find anything new to say about this series. The fact that it's going strong after 19 volumes, says a lot in itself. I rarely stick with a series for more than 3 or 4. Even though they are somewhat formulaic and some might be deemed better than others--depending on the deemer--there isn't one of them that doesn't have something in it that makes it worth reading. Even though this one is a little weak in the beginning it takes off like a rocket shortly thereafter. My favorite part, although it's all a brilliant, mind-boggling riot, was the porn movies. I think people tend to forget that the man behind Serge, who I consider to be the most brilliantly drawn character in all of fiction (and I have read plenty) can't be anything short of a genius. The books being so wacky, I wonder if people truly realize how awesome, in the true sense of the word, Dorsey really is. No wonder women chase him around Florida; who wouldn't give anything just to talk to him for a few minutes? No worries Tim, I'm poor and live far away, therefore, content to worship from afar.
Of course you have to enjoy Tim Dorsey to appreciate his books. Some are better than others, but the tie In's as the Serge stories progress or regress are something to pay close attention to or you miss half the fun.
I always prepay for Tim Dorsey and then forget about the date. Then I am pleasantly surprised when I get an email stating the book has been downloaded to my .
Like I stated before, you have to be a fan to enjoy and give high marks, otherwise you're a critic and you should not be reviewing these books.
I don't know what stream of consciousness is necessary to write this stuff and I don't know how much longer he can keep it up, but let's hope for a long while.
Fair warning hero Serge is one of my favorite characters, warped as he is. Timid people who find violence and bloody but funny ends repugnant shouldn't even attempt the series.

If you've read Tim Dorsey's other books, you know what to expect. A hero with an inscrutable, capricious mind (who's a tad ADD and OCD and crazy to boot); a loyal, goodnatured sidekick (who's either passed out or high on something all the time); and lots of violence directed toward villains who deserve the worst fates. And often get them. And how!

Yes, Serge is lethal to crooks, whether on or off his meds. And in this story, when he teams up with a kookie private detective, someone's bound to get hurt. Hopefully, it will be the ones perpetrating the scams bilking innocent people out of their retirement savings. But occasionally, another disgusting criminal shows up and gets his, too.

With friend Coleman following tipsily behind (with his new pet mouse), Serge leads us on another wacky crimimal hunt, seeking to avenge the average crime victim while pointing out tidbits of Florida history and scenery most people never knew or noticed. And maybe didn't even want to hear about.

But I digress. Not to spoil the story ending, I'll tell you the mouse does survive.

I never thought I'd laugh so much at a serial killer's antics. If black humor's your thing and you don't mind blood and gore, give Serge a chance. But start with the first book in the series. They're better that way.

Good read.
This is book 17 in the Serge Storms series. If you have not read the others, shame on you! Do so ASAP.

Regardless, this is a stand alone novel. You can read it without having read other Serge books and will only miss out a little because you will not know some of the reoccurring characters. You should read this if you want

To read how an ostrich can kill
To see how Mentos are a dangerous weapon
To see how cigars can kill
To see how a lobster can kill
To see how home made napalm can be used
To learn why Glee is a superb show
To learn why the Democrats and Republicans would both not want Jesus to run for office,
Etc. Etc. Etc.

This book is hilarious, loaded with Florida trivia, hilarious, a story of scammers defeated and,did I mention, hilarious?

Read it! Read it! Read it!