Grief in a sunny climate Book

How have I missed Kinky Friedman? I was reading fiction in the 80s, maybe not detective fiction, but there have been at least two decades where detective fiction was my Mother's milk. My first Kinky Friedman (and his) was an amazing read. All the PC millennials are shocked by the way some of the language that describe certain groups. Well that was the 80s baby! Your children will be talking about what an insensitive age we're living in now. The language in Kinky's first book is not what we're used to in this "enlightened era" LOL, but there is no hate preached by this Jewish country western singer.

What I loved was the clever dialogue and the number of still funny one-liners that Kinky brings to the table. Despite all it's faults I loved it for those reasons. We love a book not because of it's lack of weakness, but for its strengths. Sure the plot wasn't particularly strong and at the end you felt a little cheated on the whodunit end, but what a ride. I'm hooked, I'll be reading the whole series, I just have to divvy out the books to make them last. It's about time we had the "dewussification" of America. Chew on that you PC brats.