Between the Devlin and the Deep Blue Seas

By: Robert G. Barrett

Narrated by: Dino Marnika

Okay, so it looks like the Kelly Club is finally closing down - it had to happen sooner or later. And it isn’t as if Les Norton will starve. He has money snookered away, he owns his house, and his blue-chip investment - a block of flats in Randwick - must be worth a fortune by now. Except that the place is falling down, the council is reclaiming the land, there’s been a murder in Flat 5, and the tenants are the biggest bunch of misfits since the Manson family. And that’s just the good news, because the longer Les owns the Blue Seas Apartments, the more money he loses. Robert G. Barrett’s latest Les Norton novel is probably no more outrageous than his previous ones. But then again...

©1991 Robert G. Barrett. (P)2011 Bolinda Publishing

lez the legend

we can always rely on lez to partake in all the appropriate intoxicants and then to comence with the porking. je bashing and beating the usual suspects... try it youll love it

Another great Les Norton adventure

Would you listen to Between the Devlin and the Deep Blue Sea again? Why?

Bloody oath mate... Les's adventures always help the time fly when trucking along the boring outback highways of australia.

What did you like best about this story?

Just about every thing. Les norton seems to have a bit of bad luck, & then again he manages to pull himself out of the sh%t.

Have you listened to any of Dino Marnika’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes, in just about all of Robert G. Barrett's other books. Dino's voice does Les's character justice & is a treat to listen to.

If you could take any character from Between the Devlin and the Deep Blue Sea out to dinner, who would it be and why?

Definetly the heathen harletts girl rock band!!! coz any red blooded aussie bloke would love to have 5 good sorts around for dinner!

Any additional comments?

This book is just another example of Barrett's awesome Les Norton series.

Fantastic

Love this author and narrator. Just a romping good story. It is very funny in an unique Australian way. I am not sure that non Australians will understand the book