Tags : : Grundish and Askew (9780982280003): Lance Carbuncle: Books,Lance Carbuncle,Grundish and Askew,Vicious Galoot Books,0982280009,Action & Adventure,FICTION Humorous General,Fiction - General,Fiction Humorous,Fiction : Action & Adventure,FictionAction & Adventure,Humorous - General,Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945) Grundish and Askew Lance Carbuncle Books Reviews Carbuncle a few dollars for his excellent writing and unique ideas and characters, and have yourself a fun little adventure into the trailer park and beyond! This book is very much worth those four bucks, so pass Mr.

What's not to like?Ĭome on, it's like four bucks. It was good enough to make me hungry and over eat for a good part of reading this.Īskew goes a little nuts, Grundish has to put up with it, there's a sacred donkey, a young lady of ill repute shows up, pizza for everybody, people get the snot beaten out of them (to put it mildly), and it's hot as balls because it's Florida. I say that to give some perspective on the quality of the writing. I could practically smell what she was cooking, and I probably ate too much because it literally made me hungry. Askew's aunt Truleen comes along for the ride, too, and for as good a cook as that woman seems to be, I wish I could have been there with them in the flesh instead of in fantasy. So, have you ever wondered what the TV series 'My Name is Earl' might be like if it were rated R? Maybe you never have, but if you read this story, you'll find out, and I mean that in a good way.įrom the beginning to the very end, this is a gritty, no-holds-barred story of 2 heterosexual life partners that get into some messed up stuff and have to figure out how they're going to get out of it without ending up in prison. However, the writing is good and the story is good, so I was able to look past my discomfort in that particular style of narration for this book.

Grundish and Askew Lance Carbuncle Books Download As PDF : Grundish and Askew Lance Carbuncle Books Grundish and Askew Lance Carbuncle BooksĪdmittedly, I'm not a huge fan of narrative that is in present tense, be that in first person or third person.

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