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Old 03-18-2013, 07:41 AM   #44
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How about Christopher Brookmyre? British writer of dark comedy-thrillers - all of them a delight to read (IMHO). Definitely worth a look. Maybe a little like a Scottish Carl Hiaasen only not quite so slapstick?

I'd recommend 'Boiling a Frog' as a good starting point.
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