Not Exactly the Finest Kind

About the Book

Do you like a good ghost, alien, angel, rock ´n roll coming of age story that´s really screwed up? This may be your type of tale! More than two decades following his fifteen seconds of fame, former 1980s rock star Steve Finney now entertains in the Florida Keys as a part-time lounge act and full time bartender. Old friends drag Steve out of the tropical hideout back up to his old home state of Maine for, of all things, a high school reunion and a funeral. But then the inevitable trip back in time and to his old hometown up north gets weird as ancient aliens, angels, and ghosts from the past and present (are they all the same?) try to guide Steve on and off the path. Joining the former rocker’s coming-of-age journey are some equally confused old friends. The restaurant manager who hates people. A medium who chaotically misinterprets the latest “cause” he is involved with and the voices he hears, and another buddy whose family is dying off like an endangered species. All of these events come to a head during another summer in the small tourist trap town of Acorn Bay, Maine. Oh yeah, and there’s a thirty-eight-pound talking lobster.

About the Author

Scott Honey grew up and lived for over three decades on the mid coast area of Maine. He met a multitude of characters and influences there, as well as from encounters in Florida and elsewhere around the USA, that he can't seem to shake. Eventually becoming employed within corporate America has inspired him to strive towards the career goal of “Full-time Daydreamer.” He lives with his wife, two young children, dog, and evil cat.