Bad Monkey
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Once he’d dated a veterinary assistant who told him that dogs never forget a person’s odor, even after one fleet sniff. She said the canine memory was headquartered in its nostrils, and this was as true for arctic wolves as it was for designer diva breeds. Still, with Stripling poised to blow his guts out, Yancy had been caught off guard when, in a show of improbable athleticism, Tillie bounded into his arms. He sentimentally accepted the animal’s forwardness as affection, possibly even gratitud...e for Yancy plucking her from shark-filled waters on his faux fly-fishing visit to Bannister Point.For him now to employ Tillie as a shield against the loaded Beretta was understandably distressing to Eve, but not for a moment did Yancy believe Stripling would vaporize the family pet in order to kill him. It wasn’t a measure of compassion but rather the fear of domestic bedlam; Eve never would have forgiven Nick, and without her loyalty he couldn’t sustain the complicated artifice of his new life.Still, instead of a dog Yancy would have preferred to be holding the Glock, which he’d left at home in Florida knowing the Bahamian Customs officials took a dour view of firearms in one’s luggage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once he’d dated a veterinary assistant who told him that dogs never forget a person’s odor, even after one fleet sniff. She said the canine memory was headquartered in its nostrils, and this was as true for arctic wolves as it was for designer diva breeds. Still, with Stripling poised to blow his guts out, Yancy had been caught off guard when, in a show of improbable athleticism, Tillie bounded into his arms. He sentimentally accepted the animal’s forwardness as affection, possibly even gratitud...e for Yancy plucking her from shark-filled waters on his faux fly-fishing visit to Bannister Point.For him now to employ Tillie as a shield against the loaded Beretta was understandably distressing to Eve, but not for a moment did Yancy believe Stripling would vaporize the family pet in order to kill him. It wasn’t a measure of compassion but rather the fear of domestic bedlam; Eve never would have forgiven Nick, and without her loyalty he couldn’t sustain the complicated artifice of his new life.Still, instead of a dog Yancy would have preferred to be holding the Glock, which he’d left at home in Florida knowing the Bahamian Customs officials took a dour view of firearms in one’s luggage.
What to read after Bad Monkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
Luther Moore 5 years ago
Great plot with hilarious twist. I laughed my self silly when the grave robbers bought it.
Guest 6 years ago
I read Hoot before it was so good
Susanne Tan 6 years ago
Yes I did enjoy the plot, very entertaining. I would even be up for a part two!
Guest 6 years ago
i love this book it is so funny :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
Guest 6 years ago
i love this book it is s funny
Guest 7 years ago
I ove monkeys never red story
Guest 7 years ago
I hate it because I have notread it . monkeys are so cool there my favorite
Guest 6 years ago
jeez...
Guest 6 years ago
if you have not read it then why do you hate it you do not know you hate it after you read itWrite Review:
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