A washed–up rockstar gets his old band back together for one final gig . . . and one daring robbery! A brilliantly funny, twisty heist caper from Pushcart Prize–winning author Michael Kardos.
A washed–up rockstar gets his old band back together for one final gig . . . and one daring robbery! A brilliantly funny, twisty heist caper from Pushcart Prize–winning author Michael Kardos. Mo Melnick used to be a drummer in the rock band Sunshine Apocalypse. He used to be someone. These days, he rents beach umbrellas on the Jersey Shore. The last thing he expects is for Johnny Clay, his old bandmate turned enemy, to ask him a favor. Johnny's dying, and before he passes, he wants Sunshine Apocalypse to reunite for one last gig at Fun City, the beachfront amusement park where their musical journey began. Mo's in—reluctantly. But then Johnny reveals his real plan: He doesn't just want to play at Fun City on the fourth of July. He wants to rob it. The plan is crazy. It has more holes than a golf course. But Mo's sick of barely keeping his head above water, and, ironically, this crime may provide Mo's one chance to connect with the daughter he's never known. So he and his gang of middle–aged has–beens dive into what will be the most outrageous heist New Jersey's ever seen—if, that is, they can pull it off alive . . . Packed with astonishing twists and laugh–out–loud moments, Michael Kardos' unique comedic thriller is perfect for fans of Elmore Leonard and Donald Westlake.
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