Herky Jerky
Herky Jerky by Kevin Kearney, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on November 25, 2015, is a humorous narrative that follows the misadventures of hapless surfer and rookie real estate agent Danny Collins. After being shot and robbed of $80,000, Danny finds himself stranded in the Mojave Desert, relying on Carla Pereira, a mystery woman recently released from prison, to help him navigate his precarious situation. The story unfolds as Carla devises a daring plan to confront Danny’s assailant, DeWayne Oakes, a violent bodybuilder with his own ambitions.
Readers will encounter a fast-paced tale filled with humor and satire, as the characters navigate a landscape populated by dreamers and schemers. The narrative explores themes of desperation and ambition, showcasing the lengths to which individuals will go in pursuit of their goals. With 260 pages of engaging content, this edition presents a unique blend of literature and comedy, making it a notable addition to the genre.
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Who’s going to come to your rescue after you’ve been shot, robbed of $80,000 and left to cure like jerky in the Mojave Desert? If you’re hapless surfer and rookie real estate agent Danny Collins, your only hope is Carla Pereira, a mystery woman fresh out of prison and the owner of the car you “borrowed” to run the little errand that’s gotten you into such big trouble. Intrigued by the possibility of a payday of her own, Carla concocts a risky plan to rip off Danny’s assailant, DeWayne Oakes, a violent bodybuilder and wannabe male dancer, who won’t find Carla as easy to handle as Danny. Fast-paced and wickedly funny, Herky Jerky is a killer thrill ride across a California landscape peopled by a zany cast of dreamers and schemers, all trying to disprove the notion that crime doesn’t pay.
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