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This book is full of unresolved plot holes. Also there is no ending it just stops. I thought I had a copy that was missing a few chapters.


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Do yourself a favor and don't even start this book. It has fairly good writing, characters, and action, but the author apparently either got tired of writing or just couldn't figure out how to draw everything together. Instead, he used the easiest of writers' cop-outs just pen "The End" when you run out of ideas. That's it. No resolution at all. Just called it quits. If you enjoy a really good, satisfying read, look elsewhere. This ain't it.
I love the colorful, quirky characters in this series. I wish there were current books to be read...I visited the New Orleans area in 8/13 so a lot of the location references had significance to me, just a great, fast moving read!
You should always start by reading the first book in a series of books. I should know better than to argue with a lawyer however, I feel, in this case, I need to point out that the ball was fumbled in the Red Zone. The author gave the reader a mystery where the only mystery was, "What was the Plot?" This lack of obvious plot was compounded when the author decided the book was done, without warning, leaving the reader wondering if something is missing from his copy.
All this being true, at least from my perspective, the author does an admiral job of placing the reader in the middle of New Orleans. The characters are real and the reader will soon feel as if he knows each one personally. Some the reader will like, some will be hated and some are truly from the shadows of lower New Orleans.
The book kept my attention until it dropped me at the end; I wondered what I had missed or what was missing. Therefore, I only gave the book a THREE STAR review and I am not sure I would recommend it to my friends.
I finished reading the book hoping that it would come together but it didn't. It felt unfinished at the end. There were too many characters and it was hard to figure out how they would fit in. It was my least favorite book I have read in a long time and I don't intend to read another Tubby Dobonnet book.
Managed to read all of it but it seemed to me that it just quit. I never felt that there was any conclusion to any of the story lines started during the book
Tubby has to be the most interesting lawyer in New Orleans, always surrounded by a diverse group of characters, and this story does not disappoint. A judge is setup, a rich man is killed, and then there Tubby right smack in the middle of the whole thing. With help from his staff and associates he gets to the bottom of all that is currently going on. A good read.
Shelter from the Storm melts into The Crime Czar the way The Crime Czar melts into Lucky Man, the sixth book in this fine series. The first three books were a little more standalone, although they share many characteristics that run true all the way through. The second three feel like a single narrative contained in three book covers.

In this book, politics steps to the fore as Tubby represents a New Orleans judge who has a very vindictive DA bearing down on him. I really appreciated the political intrigue and all of its details. The portraits of fund raising, ass-kissing, and general back scratching amongst New Orleans' political class make this book worth reading just for that alone.

There were also some pretty harrowing action scenes.

This is a highly recommended series, but be sure to read the books in the order they came out in, as each subsequent book has many spoilers.
This book is full of unresolved plot holes. Also there is no ending it just stops. I thought I had a copy that was missing a few chapters.