When the cocaine boom hit South Florida in the late 1970's, Hank McCarty was right in the middle of the action. By the mid 1980's, South Florida had gone from the land of tourists and retirees to the cocaine capital of the United States. Chief of Police Curtis McCarty and Mayor Hank McCarty had manged to lead secret lives until one day the bottom fell out and the DEA took them down. Now faced with an uncertain future, nineteen year-old Will McCarty has to make the decision whether of not to walk away from his life as a college student and enter into the family business in order to take care of himself and his family. Last Fair Deal, the sordid tale of the McCarty family, is a cinematic work of contemporary fiction, that combines elements of pop mythology, neo-Noir, and American pulp fiction.
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Casey Mensing was born in Breese, IL. Some might remember him from such other places as Scottsdale, AZ, Tampa, FL, Murfressboro, TN, and Honolulu, HI. Currently, he's hiding out in the greater Los Angeles area. His first book, Love Is A Ghost Thing was published in 2008 and was followed by Riverside Blues in 2011. Casey has been known to record with the band JUBANO! He also writes for Hammaker of The Gods and The Lies and The Laughter. Check out www.caseymensing.com for any and all info on Casey's current and future projects.
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