Hooligan Arm
Brent Purvis
okt 2018. · Jim and Kram Funny Mystery 3. knjiga · Tantor Media Inc · Narator: Rudy Sanda
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When a dip-net fisherman hauls in a severed human foot, Lieutenant Jim Wekle is thrown into another whodunit on his remote island. Alaskan mayhem ensues with a rogue gang of elderly women on ATVs, a Planet Patrol environmental boat with an oil leak, and an influx of tourists, each clutching a fresh copy of a book titled, Muskeg Mama. Kram is in rare form as he decides to enter the local work force by applying his unique perspective to a series of part-time jobs. Commercial fishermen are enraged, cough syrup is being purchased in bulk, fish are being lit on fire for profit, and a local writer is in crisis. The result is bedlam on the shores of Hooligan Arm.
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Brent Purvis resides in Colville, Washington, with his wife and two kids. In addition to writing humorous mystery novels, Brent is a music teacher and regular performer of jazz and blues as a trombonist and keyboardist. He has also written, composed, and arranged a full-length Broadway-style musical-comedy.
Rudy Sanda is a versatile actor, singer, voice-over artist, and fight choreographer. He has appeared on stage and screen in the United States and England, including productions at Laguna Playhouse, Ivoryton Playhouse, and Ocean State Theatre. Rudy holds a BFA in acting from the University of Rhode Island.
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