Review: Book II of Bevill's Bubba Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
I remain enamored with this delightfully complex country boy, cum Snoddy Mansion heir as he tries to negotiate his way trough a town full of people he loves who are even crazier than him.  His wild, placcard carrying, social activist mother who runs an illegal poker "club" for senior citizens, his soul mate, Deputy Sheriff Willodean who he is in and out of sync with on a regular basis, the "loonies" from the local residential setting for the mentally off kilter, who are not quite as loony as many would think, a sort of girlfriend who was setting him up for murder to try to get something that did not even exist, and on and on.  Secretly and (somewhat embarrassedly) college educated, down to Earth Bubba wants only to be a good auto mechanic, pay his bills, love those he loves, and be happy and satisfied.  However, Bubba can get in more trouble than Jessica Fletcher with dead bodies everywhere--and perhaps more charmingly.  His local city Sheriff doesn't like him and jails him on a whim in the funniest local jail short of Mayberry.  Jessica didn't have THAT problem. This series is like an addiction.  You can't stop reading them, and don't even want to be cured.