Hard-boiled detective Travis McGee probes a deadly Florida houseboat bombing tied to his friend Meyer’s family and a charming con man’s past.
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Hard-boiled detective Travis McGee probes a deadly Florida houseboat bombing tied to his friend Meyer’s family and a charming con man’s past.
Though not a fan of murder mysteries, I did enjoy John D. Macdonald’s “Cinnamon Skin.” Macdonald was a very prolific author, publishing during four decades, beginning in the 1950’s. “Cinnamon Skin” features his famous Detective Travis McKee. Set in Florida, McKee’s home base, the story follows the investigation into the deaths of three people, including the niece of his best friend, Meyer. I dislike outguessing the detective in most mysteries but in this book I enjoyed watching him turn over one
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McGee’s ongoing affair; recurring sensual intimacy, not highly explicit
Houseboat bombing kills three; past murders investigated without gore focus
Occasional strong language typical of hard-boiled crime fiction
Recurring social drinking by McGee and others; not addiction-focused
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Light social commentary on Florida life and human nature
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Con man’s history of harming women; betrayal and emotional cruelty
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