Who Plugged the Dyke

A Magawatta, Indiana Election Mystery

De: Steve Schatz

Narrado por: Steve Schatz

Some elections are hard...this one is murder!

Get ready for excitement, laughs, thrills, and fun!

In 10 days she’ll be the first in your face lesbian judge elected in homo-hating Indiana. But someone wants to kill her and her little dog too.

The friends from Nacho Mama’s Patio Cafe must put on their big boy panties, get out of Hoosier Daddy, the only gay bar in town, onto the streets and go hunting for the culprit.

Thrills, drag shows, danger, and laughs as the anti-heroes dodge explosions, fire, guns, knives, and terror, seek out the hidden mastermind and sashay to the rescue.

You loved Any Summer Sunday at Nacho Mama’s Patio Cafe. Now, the merry band from the small Indiana college town’s drag bar return. It’s an Indiana Election Mystery. Who Plugged the Dyke?

Read by the author, this cozy, gay mystery is just the thing to bring a smile to your face and keep you guessing all the way to the exciting climax.

©2020 Steve Schatz (P)2020 Steve Schatz

a mystery novel with LGBT characters!

I must confess, I am a fan of Steve Schatz's work. This is the third novel of his that I have listened to on Audible.com. This is the second in his Magawatta series (it's really Bloomington, Indiana) and is as funny and engaging as his first, "Any Summer Sunday," or ASS for short. We see many of the same cast of characters as the first novel, but this time Schatz moves us along at a break-neck pace in a great "who-done-it." In the midst of his wry humor and puns (wonderful groaners) he sprinkles the text with thoughtful reflections on the human condition, human rights, the stupidity of unexamined prejudice, and our need for mutual tolerance and understanding.
Schatz is a skillful wordsmith in his writing, and a delightful reader of his own work. His collection of voices for the different folks in the novel is a delight (I especially like the drunken slur over a southern accent of Aunt May, who regales us with her nymphomaniac sexcapades).
If you haven't yet read it, get "Any Sunner Sunday" first. It sets the scene at Nacho Mama's and introduces us to the main characters. Enjoy!