Cheap Shot (The Drew Gavin mysteries) Review

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Cheap Shot (The Drew Gavin mysteries) ReviewSteve Brewer replaces the humor that so often punctuates his Bubba Mabry novels with suspense and action that keeps the reader engaged throughout. Unlike Bubba, Drew Gavin is a more confident, less klutzsy protagonist who takes on challenges with an aggressive, "take no prisoners attitude."
But one aspect of Brewer's writing that is so rewarding for the reader, and which is a hallmark of all of his books, is his uncanny ability to describe his characters so that you can see and even smell them, as though they were standing in front of you. When he writes that the high-tech guru, Wally Mertz, " . . . looked like Alley Oop" and then adds, "Lank black hair . . .", "A square face and a heavy brow and a long upper lip.", "A jagged beard along his jawline.", and "Big forearms . . ." you picture the guy and know the character in a way that few writers are able to convey. Brewer makes you care about his protagonists, his victims, and even the peripheral characters. And boy does he make you hate the bad guys!
I can't wait for the next book in the Drew Gavin series.Cheap Shot (The Drew Gavin mysteries) OverviewA phone call in the middle of the night brings Albuquerque Gazette Sports Editor Drew Gavin to the aid of his friend and reporter Curtis White, who has awakened beside a brutally murdered cheerleader. Unable to recall anything from the night before, Curtis swears he's innocent, and Drew believes him. With Curtis behind bars, Drew begins his investigation of the Albuquerque Rattlers, a minor league basketball team on the verge of bankruptcy, owned by computer software tycoon Scott Cerf. Drew's inquiries land him on a twisting money trail that repeatedly dead-ends at Otis Edgewater, Cerf's personal bodyguard. With his girlfriend considering a new job in Los Angeles, Drew struggles to stay focused amid his publisher's stern admonishments, a flirting informant, and Edgewater's determination to pull the trail out from under him. But the trail grows longer still, going far beyond a dead cheerleader and a failing basketball franchise.Praise for the first Drew Gavin mystery, "End Run:""Brewer has created the perfect sports mystery." -- Oline Cogdill, The Sun-Sentinel

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