Mickey Cray Had Been Out Of Work

I've Never Before Had The Same Main Character Appear In Consecutive Novels, But I Liked Yancy And His Attitude, And I Was Curious To See What Would Happen To Him After Bad Monkey. And I Liked The Idea Of Him Still Trying To Get His Detective Job Back While He's Stuck On Roach Patrol.

All Novels Are About Crime. You'd Be Hard Pressed To Find Any Novel That Does Not Have An Element Of Crime. I Don't See Myself As A Crime Novelist, But There Are Crimes In My Books. That's The Nature Of Storytelling, If You Want To Reflect The Real World.

The Tv Commercials, Which Are Endless And Fairly Crass, Gave Birth To Brock, The Bad-lawyer Character In Razor Girl. In Real Life You Can Find Even Sleazier Examples Than Him.

Here's My Rule: You Always Want To Pay Cash For Your Own Books, Because If They Look At The Name On The Credit Card And Then They Look At The Name On The Book Jacket, Then There's This Look Of Such Profound Sympathy For You That You Had To Resort To This. It Really Is Withering.

Mrs. Bonneville Never Buckled Her Seat Belt, Even Though It Was Required By State Law; An Ardent Libertarian, She Opposed Government Meddling In All Matters Of Personal Choice.