A Fistful of Nothing

By: Dan Glaser

Narrated by: Bob Adrian

Length: 9 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's Summary

The Great Depression never ate the country alive. WWII refuses to put out its raging fires. Every major city across 50 states has been blown sky-high by blitzing.

This is 1952, America.

The only choice the denizens of a war-torn Los Angeles have left is to plunge into the deep dark of the metro tunnels and make a new life in the ruins of the subway rails below - with elbow grease, neon, and blood. In the crumbling catacombs beneath Hollywood, an ex-private eye named Jim "Jimbo" Maynard scours the dead, dark underworld for payoff on a gamble gone wrong, but stumbles instead on a subterranean metropolis divided by vice, vendettas, mysteries, and murder plots. In order to hunt down the butchers of two seemingly unrelated corpses, Jim will come up against warring mob bosses, backstabbing bookies, mad inventors, tin titans, bootleg rum-running, corrupted coppers, and electromagnetic revolvers.

Welcome to The Hollywoodholes. Welcome to your chrome coffin.

©2014 Dan Glaser (P)2014 Dan Glaser

okay story awful narrator

The story was alright, but the narrator lacks and sense of flow through a sentence, and moreover has very little mastery in the pronunciation of many many words.

I can't wait for the next one.

there's A peculiar Flavour this book gives, one I've been looking for all my life.