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Book Reviews of Lonely Street (Bubba Mabry)

Lonely Street  (Bubba Mabry)
Lonely Street - Bubba Mabry
Author: Steve Brewer
ISBN-13: 9780671747343
ISBN-10: 0671747347
Publication Date: 6/1/1994
Pages: 224
Rating:
  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 6 ratings
Publisher: Pocket
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed Lonely Street (Bubba Mabry) on + 35 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This is the book that started it all, ...the Bubba Mabry P. I. series by Steve Brewer!

Follow Bumbling Bubba as he works out of the "run down" Desert Breeze no-tell Motel to tackle Albuquerque's most notorious cases.

Still mentally living back in the old "route 66 days", Bubba brings a unique approach to crime fighting.

Currently (2007) there are 7 books in the series. The books, in order, are;
(1) Lonely Street
(2) Baby Face
(3) Witchy Woman
(4) Shaky Ground
(5) Dirty Pool
(6) Crazy Love
(7) Monkey Man
DEC avatar reviewed Lonely Street (Bubba Mabry) on + 134 more book reviews
A quick, fun read.
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Slow to start but engaging as it progresses. Satifying conclusion.
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Albuquerque p.i. Bubba Mabry has "dead" Elvis for a client.
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Fun read! Loved the tongue-in-cheek writing style and found Bubba to be a very likeable fellow. Have recently ordered the second in this series.
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P.I. Bubba Mabry badly needs a new client and some money as he cools his heels on Albuquerque's once-fabled Route 66. A security job for a celebrity is offered and he quickly accepts it. It turns out that the celebrity, Mr. Aaron, is the King himself, back from the dead and determined to keep a low profile. . . the one, the only ELVIS! Is it really Elvis? The story is fast, funny, and deadly.
Steve Brewer is a feature writer for the Albuquerque Journal

Herb Wells