The Studdley Luckler Chronicles: Tales of the World's Greatest Defective

One reviewer said it best... "I can't decide if Moss Gardener is an idiot pretending to be a genius or a genius pretending to be an idiot." What appears at first to be an amateurish attempt at the writer's craft evolves before your eyes into a cleverly woven who dun it that wraps it all up and lays it at your feet. Eventually.This is Part I... the beginning. Our hero and his friend just want to enjoy their Senior Trip but a plot to overthrow the Mexican government, smuggled guns, sinister evil people all interrupt our guys but not until after they've met the loves of their young lives. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll think it's stupid but the more you read, the more the author will draw you into the story until you discover the mystery within a mystery. There may be a method to his madness but without a doubt, as you'll soon see, there's a madness to his method too.