When an old gangster friend of Leo's father makes a request he "can't refuse," Leo and his band of drunks, delve into the world of environmental politics in search of Caroline Nobel, a spoiled brat, without the sense God gave a gopher. With the help of "the Boys"--a group of aging winos who are his modern day "Baker Street Irregulars"--Leo fights Native American tribal politics, industrial pollution, and psychotic grannies to fulfill his obligation to a friend.
G.M. Ford escaped teaching English at a community college to write full time. He never (well, rarely) suffers fools, and he enjoys music, cooking, eating other people's cooking, boating, golfing, and arguing about everything under the sun. He is the author of more than a dozen novels, including The Bum's Rush, The Deader the Better, Red Tide, and The Nature of the Beast.
"Welcome G.M. Ford. Here's a yarn spinner with a sense of humor to match his name." --J.A. Jance