THE BOOK’S protagonist Zesty Meyers zips in and out of Boston’s streets and alleys as a wise-cracking bike messenger. (photo credit: BRIAN SNYDER/REUTERS)
You don’t have to be a hard-boiled Bostonian to enjoy Adam Abramowitz’s speed-crazed novel Bosstown, but it sure helps.Funny and clever, with a motley cast of Beantown scruffs jostling for survival, power and fortune, the book updates the modus operandi of traditionalists like Mickey Spillane with a shiny, post-modern sheen.
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