Thursday, October 11, 2007
Bootleg Boys by Roland Hulme
When it comes to doing business with bootleggers, Adventure Eddy soon discovers that breaking deals comes as naturally to them as breaking import regulations.
So when unscrupulous smuggler Joe Jenkins stiffs him as badly as he’s stiffed Customs & Excise, Eddy decides it’s time to take back what he’s owed.
But swindling a swindler isn’t as simple as it sounds – and the local police are getting increasingly suspicious. Teaming up with a murderous ex-girlfriend, a scheming stripper and an underhanded attorney, Adventure Eddy embarks on his most ambitious exploit to date.
It’ll take daredevil driving, split-second timing and nerves of steel – but at the end of the day, that’s what being one of the Bootleg Boys is all about.
Bootleg Boys - Crime/Mystery - 65,000 words - published 2007
Labels:
adventure eddy,
beer,
bootleg boys,
cigarettes,
crime,
eddy newbolt,
fags,
joe jenkins,
lager,
pontiac firebird,
portsmouth,
smuggling
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