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FULLY LOADED
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It's 1984 and Biloxi, Mississippi has seen better days. Sherry Lamar, used car saleswoman extraordinaire, is feeling the pinch. Then one day, a stranger walks onto her small car lot and ushers her into a world of steamy sex and murder.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMike Dennis
Release dateOct 29, 2013
ISBN9781497759978
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    FULLY LOADED - Mike Dennis

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    THE rain finally stopped. It was the middle of the afternoon, nearly three, and it had been coming down since nine this morning.

    Thank God for small favors, Sherry thought. At least there were a few hours left to try to make some money.

    Because nobody, but nobody, went shopping for a used car in the pouring rain.

    Through the window of the sales trailer, she saw slivers of sunlight cutting through the gray clouds. Out on the lot, the water beaded up on all the freshly-waxed cars. Nothing made a vehicle look better than that. Dings and dents always faded away under the silvery droplets, as did any evidence of body work, and even the back line cars looked good.

    She looked down at the ashtray in front of her. Her cigarette burned itself out. She thought about lighting another one.

    Quitting smoking would save her around two hundred a month. These days, she needed every penny she could lay her hands on.

    It wasn't always that way.

    Up until a couple of years ago, if you were talking used car sales along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the name of Sherry Lamar was always at, or very near, the top of the page. You had to look pretty hard to find anyone between New Orleans and Mobile with better numbers.

    These days told a different story.

    Tourism in the area had been slipping for years now, taking the convention business down with it. Weekend visitors from New Orleans, spring breakers, they were all staying away. Even people from upstate were selling their long-cherished vacation homes down here at bargain prices. That worn-at-the-heels look had set in like grape juice on white linen, and the Coast was now a faded remnant of its earlier, swinging self.

    Because of all this, not much money

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