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Fifty-nine years of basically honest life, a successful career in the This description may be from another edition of this product. Skip to content. Menu Button. Search Button. Collectible Books. Sell your books for cash or store credit, and shipping is free! Share to Facebook. Cocaine Alley by Richard L. Product Details Format: Paperback. Language: English. ISBN: X. ISBN Release Date: December Publisher: iUniverse. Length: Pages. Weight: 0. Dimensions: 0. Recommended Format: Paperback Condition: New. Add to Cart. Add to Wish List. Customer Reviews. Write a review. The Tip of the Iceberg Published by Thriftbooks. I paced myself, reading chapters a few at a time. I could have read it straight thru but the act of stopping every once and a while lead to exploration of the depth of this author's research. A great break from the common plots and storylines used so often by the greatest of writers. Richard I would enjoy very much a sequal. A Film in the Making! Published by Thriftbooks. I originally bought this book on the recommendation of a good friend of the author. Not knowing what to think the cover would hide I picked it up hesitantly and then hours, days later put it down with barely a break in between. The story flowed before me as if it were a screen play-- better than many Ive seen. I enjoyed every bit of this novel and found both truth and humor with the very American militaristic style of the main character. Peace Corp, they enjoyed it as well! This book would make an entertaining gift for many. Way to go Richard! Fine First Novel - recommended Published by Thriftbooks. That line blurs with Richard Jones's first novel, Cocaine Alley. He brings such realism to the story, in such a matter-of-fact, low-key, believable way, that the reader finds it hard to decide just how much of this detail, just how much of this 'fictional' situation, is indeed invented from whole cloth. Jones is masterful at presenting his main character, Sarge, as a man shaped by the military experience of his youth, but possessed of such quirks and insecurities as the fear of growing old alone. He has crafted this character with an even-handed sense of balance. With his moments of self-deprecating humor and guilt regarding his eating habits, Sarge becomes endearingly human. He also commands a high degree of respect for what he's seen and done in service of his country. Richard Jones brings the reader a well-crafted, noteworthy story, told plainly and strongly, without excessive wordiness. The brief character descriptions give just enough to go on. Memorable moments, such as the exchanges between Sarge and the leader of a local motorcycle gang, linger after the book is finished. The love story adds a touch of sweetness. As a child might say when presented with an enormously entertaining event, 'Do it again! I look forward to seeing more of Richard Jones' work in print. The purpose of good fiction Published by Thriftbooks. As a novelist, I believe the purpose of good fiction is to transport the reader to a place he or she has never been. It is the writer's responsibility to create a world in which the reader can become lost. In the case of 'Cocaine Alley,' Richard Jones has done much more than that. The book took me into a world I don't know, and it made me believe that this world is real. That's how good Jones is. Now, for all I know, there is nothing even remotely resembling the places and people about which he writes. But you couldn't prove it by me, because he writes with power and certainty and expertise. You cannot tell me that Jones didn't really live this life. It was impossible to stop reading. Richard Jones is an inspiration and an immensely talented writer. I look forward to his next opus. Cocaine Alley Published by Thriftbooks. Last night I crawled into bed with Cocaine Alley. I wasn't able to turn off the lights until I finished the entire book. I live in the Arizona region the book tapes place and found myself creating vivid images of Sarge's Saloon, the ghost town Ruby which I do know , and the tavern in Arivaca that I have had a few beers at myself. Reading Richard Jone's novel brought life to those places. I felt as if I could have been sitting at Sarge's Saloon listening to jazz at this dark bar. This is a tighly-written, fast-paced, humorous novel that shows readers an insider's view of the drug smuggling world, and how vulnerable a bystander can be to these connections. This is Richard Jone's first book and I'm looking forward to reading his next books. He is a talented writer and is always both appreciative and aware of his readers. Cocaine Alley will prove to be an enjoyable read. ThriftBooks sells millions of used books at the lowest everyday prices. We personally assess every book's quality and offer rare, out-of-print treasures. Read more. Spend less. Follow Us Link to Facebook.

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Jump to ratings and reviews. Want to read. Buy on Amazon. Rate this book. Cocaine Alley. Richard L. Author's description. Fifty-nine years of a basically honest life, a successful career in the Army and another as an independent trucker didn't prepare bar owner Craven for being under suspicion by the police of dealing drugs. Then, drug cartel leaders decide he is involved in ripping them off. It takes an honest agent, an octogenarian, a motorcycle gang and all Craven's old military skills to set the record straight. Loading interface About the author. Jones 8 books 3 followers. Write a Review. Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book! Community Reviews. Search review text. No one has reviewed this book yet. Be the first. Join the discussion. Can't find what you're looking for? Help center.

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