The Stingray Shuffle

Cover of The Stingray Shuffle by Tim Dorsey
Author: Tim Dorsey
Publisher: HarperCollins
Year: 2003
Language: en
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 320
ISBN-13: 9780060520458
Dimensions:
Height: 9.25 Inches
Length: 6.25 Inches
Weight: 1.25 Pounds
Width: 1.25 Inches
Dewey Decimal: 813/.54
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The Stingray Shuffle by Tim Dorsey is a humorous fiction novel published by HarperCollins on February 4, 2003. This first edition spans 320 pages and is written in English. The story features Serge, an energetic history buff with questionable impulse control, as he embarks on a quest to promote Florida while simultaneously engaging in a one-man crime wave. Throughout his adventures, Serge encounters various adversaries, including the Russian and Jamaican mobs, while also exploring his newfound interest in trains and their historical significance in Florida.

Readers will find that The Stingray Shuffle delves into Serge’s escapades across multiple locations, including Tampa, West Palm Beach, and New York City. The narrative addresses long-standing questions from previous novels, such as the fate of a missing briefcase and Serge’s amnesia. As the plot unfolds, it introduces new characters and scenarios, including a women’s book club seeking excitement and the unpredictable Johnny Vegas. This blend of mystery and humor invites readers to join Serge on his chaotic journey, promising an engaging exploration of life in Florida and beyond.


Official synopsis Publisher

Serge is back!

Yes, that encyclopedic history buff with boundless energy (but suspect impulse control) returns in his latest quest to make everyone appreciate all things Florida and still have time left for his one-man crime wave.

In this brand-new saga, The Stingray Shuffle, Serge takes on all comers: the Russian mob, the Jamaican mob, the cocaine cartels, and spoiled frat boys. But there must also be time for hobbies, and Serge’s newest “interest” is trains: how they developed Florida, where the old historic cars are on display, when to book a trip on Amtrak and share his enthusiasm with the other passengers.

And for the faithful Tim Dorsey readers, here are some long-awaited answers. Ever since the publication of his first four delightfully depraved novels, Florida Roadkill, Hammerhead Ranch Motel, Orange Crush, and Triggerfish Twist audiences everywhere have clamored for details: Where’s the briefcase with the $5 million? What happened to the loonies who somehow managed to survive the merry bloodbaths? How did Serge end up with amnesia? And can he meet the increasingly difficult challenge of maintaining his spot atop the wacko pile that is Florida?

The Stingray Shuffle answers all these and more as Serge and friends pinball between stops including Tampa, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Cocoa Beach, and the Keys before setting their sights on New York City.

Which brings up a whole new set of questions: How will Serge survive outside his native state?

Will New York City survive?

Will luck finally shine on Johnny Vegas, the Accidental Virgin?

What about the women’s book club, whose members want more excitement in their lives and decide to hook up with a hyper but delightful tour guide from Florida? Does this mean romance is in the air? And will it involve props?

Find out by taking a ride on The Stingray Shuffle.

Alllllllll aboard!

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “The Stingray Shuffle” by Tim Dorsey. Synopsis preview: Serge is back!Yes, that encyclopedic history buff with boundless energy (but suspect impulse control) returns in his latest quest to make everyone appreciate all things Florida and still have time left for his one-man cr…
Who is the author of “The Stingray Shuffle”?
“The Stingray Shuffle” is credited to Tim Dorsey.
When was “The Stingray Shuffle” published?
Publisher: HarperCollins. Year: 2003.
What is the ISBN for “The Stingray Shuffle”?
ISBN-13: 9780060520458.
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
Language: en. Pages: 320. Edition: First Edition.

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