Danger in the Rain: A Ted Danger Mystery by Douglas BoatmanMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Absurdly entertaining!
In absurdist fiction, characters must find meaning in meaningless situations. The phrase 'absurd' may conjure comedy, but it's not always funny. It ranges from absurd to sublime, from joyful comedy to gut-wrenching tragedy, utilizing a wide range of moods and situations in which the lack of answers and purposes looms over us like a predatory bird. Danger in the Rain: A Ted Danger Mystery by Douglas Boatman is a book that inspires absurdity right from the moment you start reading it! It’s an off-beat comedy mystery that had me absurdly entertained from start to finish. Highly recommended.
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