by Gary Reilly

4.6 stars – 53 reviews

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In Ticket to Hollywood, a young woman on the way to a showing of “The Great Gatsby” leaves her purse behind in the cab driven by Brendan Murphy, a.k.a. Murph, The Asphalt Warrior. The girl goes missing. Murph finds himself confronted by police and loses his job. He becomes entangled with filmmakers and makes his way to Los Angeles in search of the lost woman and in desperate need to restore his reputation and regain normalcy, which in Murph’s case means doing as little as possible.

(Gary) Reilly is a master wordsmith. All of Reilly’s books provoke me to laugh out loud–and I am not easily provoked.” – David Willson, book reviewer, Vietnam Veterans of America

“What if the gloomy 19th century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer drove a cab in Denver? What if Schopenhauer, crossed with Maynard G Krebbs (you do know who that is, don’t you?) by way of comedian Steven Wright, chased fares in the Mile High City? You’d have this book.” – Barry Wightman, author of Pepperland

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