A.K.A Sheila Doyle

A.K.A Sheila Doyle

by PatJordan (Author)

Synopsis

When recently divorced stage actress Sheila Mackenzie, nee Ryan, meets sometime male stripper and full-time operator Bobby Squared, she discovers inside her reserved self a furiously passionate, sharp-witted, hard-bitten, and very unpredictable Sheila she never knew. Call her Doyle. Hooked on Bobby, Sheila soon finds herself involved with Cuban gangsters, neo-Nazi gun-runners, Rastafarian hitmen, Italian drug dealers, and trigger-happy rednecks. She also picks up some trigger skills of her own. She needs them, too, because unwittingly she and Bobby have become entangled in a deadly net of vice and vengeance that could turn the private army of Cuban political exile Juan Jose Medina against them all. The ruthless Medina may never forget a face, but actress Sheila Mackenzie, nee Ryan, a.k.a. Sheila Doyle, has more than a few of them - and some talents her stage career never tested. Only now she's playing for keeps and playing for real. And it could be curtains.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 336
Edition: 1st printing with review slip
Publisher: Orion
Published: 18 Mar 2004

ISBN 10: 0752856030
ISBN 13: 9780752856032
Book Overview: Great reviews for Pat Jordan's previous books: 'Jordan is a major-league writer and has written an unforgettable book' Los Angeles Times 'A major triumph... always pleasurably stimulating, and often poignant' Philadelphia Inquirer

Media Reviews
'This book is full of redemption and penance until the last page, when Sheila takes her particular form of revenge. What a book.' -- Mark Timlin INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY 'Cool, funny, exciting and unexpectedly touching, especially if you are turned on by loyalty, guts and crime at its wildest' -- Philip Oakes LITERARY REVIEW 'A shrewd, sexy crime thriller set in South Florida.' TANGLED WEB
Author Bio
Pat Jordan is the author of A FALSE SPRING, A NICE TUESDAY, BLACK COACH and the novel THE CHEAT, among other books, and is a contributor to numerous national magazines, including the New York Times Magazine. He lives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.