When the most hated landlord in San Francisco takes an unexpected jump off the roof of his own building, ex-cop Sam McGowan knows that anyone living on the top floor of the building should be a suspect, including himself.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great, light reading,
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This review is from: Jump (Hardcover)
This book was cross referenced to me by Amazon due to my enjoyment of Carl Hiaasen and Tim Dorsey. Maleeny incorporates the same type of wacky characters. From the dope dealing brothers to the soft porn queens as well as other residents of the apartment building, the characters will keep you reading and wondering what laugh is on the next page.
If you are the type of reader who enjoys laughing while reading, this book is for you. Also, if you are not familiar with the works of Hiaasen or Dorsey, give them a try.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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My Favorite Maleeny Book Yet,
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This review is from: Jump (Hardcover)
What a great group of characters! The book has everything...mystery, humor and a little romance. I read it in one day and passed it along to my friends.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Go ahead and "Jump",
This review is from: Jump (Hardcover)
I am a huge fan of author Tim Maleeny's "Cape Weathers Investigation" series so I was eager to read "Jump" and see what he could do with a new group of characters. I am here to say he doesn't disappoint. There are definite similarities between the Cape Weathers series of books and "Jump" with a San Francisco based story and a main protagonist that drives a classic Ford Mustang but that's about where the likeness ends. Like Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window", "Jump" primarily takes place in one fateful apartment building. Mr. Maleeny lets us be Jimmy Stewart and watch his characters intertwine and overlap as they all react to the opening scene of their not so lovable landlord's plunge off of the roof. Like players in a great stage play it was an absolute joy following the eccentric group of characters as they led me to the really fun surprise ending. Thank you Mr. Maleeny for another great read.
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