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The Gentlemen’s HourDon Winslow
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Boone Daniels, the most laid-back of private investigators, gathers with his surfing buddies on Pacific Beach, California as per usual. There’s no surf to speak of, but the Dawn Patrol are out in force anyway…it’s what they do. Having no work at the moment, and no real reason to go to the office other than to see the red ink getting redder, Boone sticks around for the second shift on the daily surfing clock – the Gentlemen’s Hour, frequented by the older veteranos and successful entrepreneurs – and ends up taking on a hated matrimonial case. But that soon becomes the least of his worries. There are a lot of things to consider here, but in Winslow’s skilled hands none of the issues come across as any kind of lecture in morals. Instead, what we are left with is a tight, well drawn and intensely exciting novel that has those who complete the ride crying out for another helping of Boone sooner rather than later.
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