Don't Tell Presley by John Locke, Paperback | Indigo Chapters

Presley French is young, beautiful, and someone wants her dead. Someone else-her former English teacher-wants to physically assault her. Someone else-the FBI-wants to interrogate her as a possible terrorist suspect. Someone else-Dani Ripper-wants to protect her, but can't decide if Presley is insane, or just crazy. With nowhere left to turn, Dani contacts someone else-Donovan Creed-who refuses to get involved unless Dani agrees to owe him an Ultimate Favor. PRELIMINARY COMMENTS: More action in the first few pages than any book I've ever read As always, I can't decide which of Locke's quirky supporting characters I like best: this time it came down to Bitter Bob, Stay Busy the Porter, and The Butter Man. I'm giving Stay Busy the nod, by a jellybean. Dani has more pop culture references than an Urban Dictionary, and each one made me laugh. I would have bought this book for the rules of the drinking game alone, which I was ready for, after the dizzying action of the first four chapters. | Don't Tell Presley by John Locke, Paperback | Indigo Chapters