bryant

In a spate of weakness and nostalgia, I picked up Callahan's Key earlier this week. (I am riding the bus to work these days, which means I get to read all the good books I haven't gotten around to yet. But also that I run out of books to read.)

Sum total of information imparted is this: Key West was a great place to live in 1989, and the current owners of the marina at which Travis McGee docked are ignorant idiots. Thanks, Spider!

Normally I'd review the plot, but when one of the characters has the power to be amazingly lucky, there's not really much point in the narrative. Events occur, and by fortunate coincidence, they're the right events at the right time. Quel surprise.