| Author: | Robert Rodi | ISBN: | 9780983484417 |
| Publisher: | Robert Rodi | Publication: | January 18, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Robert Rodi |
| ISBN: | 9780983484417 |
| Publisher: | Robert Rodi |
| Publication: | January 18, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
When two friends discover old video footage of an unknown saloon singer, they try to pass it off as bootlegs of a long-lost cabaret legend. But their prank backfires when the viral sensation takes on a vivid—and lethal—life of its own…and as its fame increases, so does the body count. Scaldingly funny, brutally unsentimental, nerve-shreddingly suspenseful—and featuring a mid-story switcheroo on par with Hitchcock’s "Psycho"—The Sugarman Bootlegs reads like the bastard child of "All About Eve" and "Frankenstein." It’s a highly addictive cross-cultural mash-up as only Robert Rodi (Fag Hag, Kept Boy) could do it.
Hommages à Alfred is a series of novels inspired by the films of Alfred Hitchcock, incorporating mystery, menace, murder, and mordant wit.
"A take-no-prisoners tale of the dark side of fame, with recognizably over-the-top characters and an 'oh no she didn't' twist. Will keep you reading—and guessing—until the very last page." - Cynthia Ashworth, author of Her Latest Supporting Role
When two friends discover old video footage of an unknown saloon singer, they try to pass it off as bootlegs of a long-lost cabaret legend. But their prank backfires when the viral sensation takes on a vivid—and lethal—life of its own…and as its fame increases, so does the body count. Scaldingly funny, brutally unsentimental, nerve-shreddingly suspenseful—and featuring a mid-story switcheroo on par with Hitchcock’s "Psycho"—The Sugarman Bootlegs reads like the bastard child of "All About Eve" and "Frankenstein." It’s a highly addictive cross-cultural mash-up as only Robert Rodi (Fag Hag, Kept Boy) could do it.
Hommages à Alfred is a series of novels inspired by the films of Alfred Hitchcock, incorporating mystery, menace, murder, and mordant wit.
"A take-no-prisoners tale of the dark side of fame, with recognizably over-the-top characters and an 'oh no she didn't' twist. Will keep you reading—and guessing—until the very last page." - Cynthia Ashworth, author of Her Latest Supporting Role
