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title = "Hap and Leonard: Blood and Lemonade - Joe R. Lansdale"
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date = 2018-01-30
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[GoodReads Summary](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/31921113-blood-and-lemonade):
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Hap Collins is a complicated man. He looks like a good ‘ol boy, but his
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politics don’t match. After way too many jobs, Hap has discovered what he’s
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best at: kicking ass. Vietnam veteran Leonard Pine is even more complicated:
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black, Republican, gay—and an occasional arsonist. As childhood friends and
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business associates, Hap and Leonard have a gift for the worst kind of
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trouble: East Texan trouble.
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{{ stars(stars=3) }}
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Another book that came from a Humble Bundle.
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It's weird that a book about a couple of disfunctional investigators have
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absolutely nothing about investigating stuff. I mean, sure, it's a solo book
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and may fit in the general sense of the series, but for someone coming from
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outside, it's weird that they try to capture readers by something the series
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is not.
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On the other hand, the stories are well formed and easy to read and paint a
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long story of the old days in America (which I suppose it's true, 'cause I
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never lived in the United States, much less in that time).
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