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A Bad Bout of the Yips
- From the Case Files of Steve Rockfish
- Narrated by: James R. Cheatham
- Length: 12 hrs and 20 mins
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Summary
PI Steve Rockfish's morning meeting was supposed to focus on a case of straightforward harassment. Two clients had purchased a miniature golf course and instantly became victims of vandalism and projected intolerance.
But as the team investigates, a neighborhood's bigoted knee jerk reaction to a new sapphic-owned business is a laser focused plan of intimidation. Before anyone can yell FORE!, violence litters the front nine after Rockfish uncovers the real perpetrator, their actual motive, and dangerous accomplices.
Soon, an old nemesis returns to raise the stakes, with plans of revenge and domination. Now facing a battle on two fronts, Rockfish finds his allies thinning at the worst possible time, and recklessly goes on the offensive.
The back nine takes Rockfish and McGee on a frenetic ride to a corporate boardroom, across cyberspace, and the 19th hole, where a long-overdue showdown will change everything for the partners, for better and worse.
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- P. B. Hall
- 25-11-23
Steve and Jawnie nearly in over their heads
A return of the old cast to a new and somewhat darker adventure as they take on a vicious and ambitious mobster who won’t stop at anything to get them out of her hair. Rockfish is redoubled both as himself and as Jawnie’s mentoring inner-voice, which is a clever touch executed by the author without patronising his young gay female lead. Harris clearly loves these characters and puts them out there to kick ass and make the world a better place, but not before a nail-biting death-defying denouement.
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