Published: April 20, 2009
Words: 108,449 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780978117504

Description

The mob has stolen Elvis's 55 pink caddy from Graceland. When a retirement age sheriff with an eerie resemblance to Elvis investigates, he meets a down on his luck Journalist who is snooping around Graceland on a hot tip. The journalist becomes convinced the sheriff is in fact, Elvis Presley. “Yeah, I get that a lot,” grins sheriff Jesse, “but I ain’t Elvis. Elvis died in 1977"

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fiction, elvis presley

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Review by: Nelson on Feb. 16, 2010 :
The Kindle (.mobi) formatting is totally horrible.
Skipped lines, paragraphs starting in the middle of a sentence, etc make this pretty much impossible to read.
I had to give up after a few chapters. Hopefully some editing will be done to make this readable.
(review of free book)

Review by: Kristin on Jan. 10, 2010 :
It's a pretty good read. Some likable, quirky characters that I wouldn't mind seeing more of in future books. Some well done supporting characters that add to the overall story. Fun, interesting plot & location that are supported & maintained pretty well. The action does a pretty good job through most of the book.

An enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours.

I'll be looking for more of Glen Bonham's books.

btw 3 stars from me means it's a bit above average, nothing earth-shattering, but definitely worth the read if you like this genre.
(review of free book)

Review by: Chris Sabga on May 18, 2009 :
"The Elvis Interviews" is exactly the kind of book I love. It's fast-paced, action-packed, has great characters and memorable locales, and something's always happening!

You can sample 50% of Glen Bonham's novel for free at Smashwords, which is awesome. I was hooked long before the halfway point and I happily purchased the book to find out what happened after that.

Fear not: You don't need to know anything about Elvis to enjoy the novel (I am not very knowledgeable about "The King" myself). In fact, you'll learn a lot just by reading this.

I am amazed that the author is actually from Canada, not Elvis's Tennessee (knowledge I gleaned from his official website, glenbonham.com). It reads like it was written by a true native.

I give Glen Bonham's "The Elvis Interviews" my highest recommendation.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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