Don Winslow -- I'm curious to read his other stuff now. He has a bit of a
Chuck Palahniuk flair to him -- but it's not as substantial -- well, correction -- not as substantial as some of his work. But Don's voice is fun. It carries you along. I bought it two days ago and I'm already half way through the thing.
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The novel chronicles the story of two small time Marijuana Producers/Dealers. They're white boys gone bad. One's got the Ivy League Education -- the other one has the SEALs training -- and they're sharing a girl.
The Cartel down south gets wind of how successful these Gringos are with their product, and decides to offer them a deal. They say, "no." But, the Cartel doesn't like the word "no." And the cartel gets this bright idea that they can "inspire" the boys to work for them.
It's a fun novel that straddles the line between silly and cool. But, I'm into it. I'm also down to read his other works. I like to read the book and then see the movie -- just to reverse engineer how they adapted the piece.
So far, lots of fun.
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