Dancing Made Easy

Flap Tucker is not your typical private investigator.

With his zen-like ability to step back and comprehend the bigger picture, Flap’s mysterious talents have established his reputation as the go-to guy for solving strange cases.

Now it’s January, and local oddball Joepye Adder has got him up in the cold, Atlanta dawn to show him the body of a girl hanging from a streetlight.

And notoriously violent Mickey “the Pineapple” Nichols has got a gun to his head demanding to know what happened to his dead girlfriend, Janey.

Two different corpses. Two different cases.

When another dangling corpse is added to the mix, Flap is sent spinning blindly through Atlanta’s underworld, where two mobsters fight violently over love and money, a brilliant musician withholds his secrets and a series of dances are interlinked with the murders.

And suddenly Flap’s usually trustworthy talents don’t seem to be working.

As a ruthless killer leads him through a set of esoteric clues, Flap struggles to find his footing in what might be his strangest case yet.

However, with the murderous beat quickening around him and the cops following their own routine, it is up to Flap to recover his special talents and unravel the truth.

Will he solve the mystery in time before the deadly dancer claims one last partner?

Dancing Made Easy is a gripping mystery thriller and the fourth in the Flap Tucker mystery series.

Praise for Phillip DePoy

“Magical.” – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“This series is clearly one of the most entertaining regional mysteries on the market today." — Harriet Klausner, Bookbrowser

“Sit back and spend some smooth, sly Southern time with one of the coolest P.I.’s ever to open a bottle of Château Cantenac-Brown.” — Charles Mathes, author of The Girl at the End of the Line

Phillip DePoy is the acclaimed author of three previous Flap Tucker mysteries, Easy, Too Easy and Easy as One, Two, Three . He has published short fiction, poetry and criticism in Story, Southern Poetry Review, Xanadu, Yankee , and other magazines. He lives outside Atlanta, where he is the artistic director of the Townsend Center for the Performing Arts at the State University of West Georgia.

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