In "Last Tango in Aberystwyth," readers are taken on a wild and quirky ride through the absurdities of the noir-styled world created by Malcolm Pryce. The story follows private investigator Louie Knight as he navigates a mysterious case involving a missing college dean and delves into the peculiarities of Aberystwyth's inhabitants. Pryce's writing style blends dark humor with inventive language, creating a unique and entertaining narrative that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
The book is praised for its strong characterizations, absorbing plotlines, and witty dialogue that blend seamlessly with the ridiculous yet captivating scenes that unfold in Aberystwyth. As readers follow Louie Knight's investigative journey, they are treated to a mix of dark humor, outlandish characters, and unexpected twists that make the story both engaging and unpredictable. With a touch of absurdity and a hint of noir, "Last Tango in Aberystwyth" offers a refreshing take on the crime fiction genre, set in a world where the unexpected is the norm.
From The Publisher:
To the girls who came to make it big in the town's 'What the Butler Saw' movie industry, Aberystwyth was the town of broken dreams. To Dean Morgan who taught at the Faculty of Undertaking, it was just a place to get course materials. But both worlds collide when the Dean checks into the notorious bed and breakfast ghetto and mistakenly receives a suitcase intended for a ruthless druid assassin. Soon he is running for his life, lost in a dark labyrinth of druid speakeasies and toffee apple dens, where every spinning wheel tells the story of a broken heart, and where the Dean's own heart is hopelessly in thrall to a porn star known as Judy Juice.
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