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Catfish Calling

Florida Man, Book 3

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Catfish Calling

By: Mike Baron
Narrated by: Chris Abernathy
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Laugh-out-loud funny, crude, and always unpredictable - Mike Baron delivers book three in the Florida Man series.

As Gary and Krystal drag Prince Larry and Princess Regan through the mud, a snapping turtle latches on to the prince’s manhood and a debate breaks out on whether to release the video.

Will it help or hurt the Royal Ducats?

Gary brawls with a man in a bunny suit at Wacky World. Venezuelans use Gary’s property for drug deals. Legendary dadaist Claude Balls stuns the world with his creations. Leotis, a giant Mekong catfish, becomes Gary’s friend and advisor, but only Gary can see the painfully shy Leotis - perhaps it was that cane toad Gary licked. Krystal trains to fight Lucha Libre sensation Javelina.

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