General Information
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 Title:                  Maximum Bob
 Author:                 Elmore Leonard
 Read By:                Brian Dennehy
 Copyright:              1991
 Audiobook Copyright:    1991
 Genre:                  Crime Fiction
 Publisher:              Bantam Dell
 Abridged:               Yes

Original Media Information
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 ISBN:                   9780553452877
 Media:                  Tape
 Number:                 2
 Condition:              Good

File Information
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 Number of MP3s:         4
 Total Duration:         2:54:19
 Total MP3 Size:         39.94
 Parity Archive:         Yes
 Ripped With:            Total Recorder
 Encoded With:           FhG
 Encoded At:             CBR 32 kbit/s 22050 Hz Mono
 Normalize:              yes
 ID3 Tags:               Set, v2.3

Book Description
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Enter the world of Elmore Leonard. The setting is Palm Beach County,
Florida, where someone places a live ten-foot alligator in the backyard
of the bigoted, redneck judge Bob Gibbs--known to all as Maximum Bob--and
his wife, Leanne, a former Weeki Wachee mermaid. Not long after that,
shots are fired into the judge's house. It doesn't take much figuring
to conclude that someone's out to get him and that malefactor isn't
going to stop at the second try. There's a long list of suspects: Dale
Crowe, who just got an outrageous sentence for a minor crime; his uncle
Elvin, a killer on parole, raring to go again; Dr. Tommy Vasco, the
drugged out former medical doctor; his equally bizarre friend, Hector;
and Dicky Campau, who makes a living poaching alligators. And there
are others.

Somehow Kathy Baker, a nifty young probation officer, has got herself
in the middle of all this. She's got to avoid two seducers--the judge
and a homicidal maniac--and work with a young police officer who interests
her for more than professional reasons. Trying to pick out from his
assortment of bad guys, sociopaths, and punks the one who's trying to
kill the judge is pure entertainment, as only Elmore Leonard, with his
ear for the sound and eye for the sight of lowlife, can provide.