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Salty

Salty

by Mark Haskell Smith

AmericansFictionKidnappingRock musiciansFiction, humorous
4.0
Open Library
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From the author of Moist and Delicious comes a raucous comic novel where anything goes. Turk Henry, an overweight, unemployed rock star married to a supermodel, has discovered that Thailand is probably the last place a recovering sex addict should go on vacation, yet here he is, surrounded by topless groupies and haunted by the stares of hundreds of luscious bar girls. Turk’s struggles with monogamy, however, pale beside a greater challenge when his wife is abducted by a group of renegade, shipless Thai pirates. As Turk, whose life skills are limited to playing bass and partying, navigates the back alleys of Bangkok and the deadly jungles of Southeast Asia to save his wife, Salty heats up and sweats bullets. Featuring skinflint American tourists, topless beaches, a hypochondriac U.S. government agent, suitcases loaded with cash, an over-eager full-service personal assistant, a horny Australian commando, inventive prostitutes, and an urbane pirate with a fetish for alabaster skin, this is a hilariously entertaining, thoroughly debauched caper novel — with a happy finish.

Themes & subjects

AmericansFictionKidnappingRock musiciansFiction, humorousMusicians, fiction

Setting

Thailand

Author

Mark Haskell Smith

Pages

320

Read time

≈ 8h

Editions

4

Language

English

Publisher

Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated

ISBN

9781555848781

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