You never know when I might play a wild card on you!
and the book:
FaithWords (March 13, 2009)
Ray Blackston of Greenville, South Carolina, worked as a buyer and a broker for eleven years before cashing in his modest 401k and leaving his corporate cubicle to write full time. He serves on the missions committee of his church, has traveled to rural Ecuador on a summer missions program, and coaches his seven-year-old nephew, Action Jackson, in T-Ball.
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Product Details:
List Price: $13.99
Paperback: 272 pages
Publisher: FaithWords (March 13, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0446579610
ISBN-13: 978-0446579612
MY REVIEW:
In Ray Blackston’s latest guy tale, Last Mango In Texas, Mom has a secret identity, the bookie has a secret faith, and the girlfriend prefers dirty birds to dating! Sound a little wacky? It is in a Ray Blackston sort of way. But if you’ve ever read any of his other tales, well – get ready to laugh out loud and then, very subtly see how God works in the most unusual ways to reach some of the most unusual people you’ve ever met!
Last Mango In Texas introduces Blackston fans to Kyle Mango during his tenure at Texas Tech as an engineering student. His very short journey into the cookie-cutter world of fraternity pledges ends abruptly when he meets a girl named Gretchen. This independent-thinking young lady practically kidnaps Kyle, but in doing so she introduces him to someone who later becomes his business partner and best friend. In turn, Kyle introduces Gretchen to his Uncle Benny who has a few secrets of his own!
At least Uncle Benny thinks he has a secret! One thing leads to another and before you know it Kyle is graduating from college with his own business profitably in place while Gretchen is flying off to
Ray Blackston writes guy lit. You know, like chic lit except from a guy point of view. He’s funny in a sparse kind of way, but by the end of the book he has your heartstrings tied in the most unusual knot! Don’t miss this story! It’s fun! It’s different! It’s Ray Blackston’s Last Mango In Texas!
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