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Tales of Whiskey Tango from Misery Towers

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I really enjoyed this action feel with a psychological element going through this book. The characters were everything that I wanted and enjoyed the feel of the story with them. It had a great dark humor element to it and I enjoyed the story being told. James Aylott writes a strong story and can’t wait for more.

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This story is a captivating exploration of the eclectic tapestry that is St. Louis, set against the backdrop of an iconic tower apartments building. With a diverse cast of characters ranging from enterprising real estate agents to resilient strippers and dedicated police officers, this novel immersed me in a richly textured urban landscape. The author skillfully wove intersecting storylines, each one offering a unique glimpse into the city's vibrant soul.

What sets this book apart is its ability to make St. Louis itself a compelling character, its streets and neighborhoods pulsating with life and history. Amidst the reputation as a dangerous city of chaos, there is charm as protagonist Mike's journey unfolds, propelled by two perplexing women whose presence disrupts his already stressful life.

Fans of the author's previous work will not be disappointed by this tale that celebrates the resilience and complexity of urban life in St. Louis.

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