Such Vicious Minds: A Murder Mystery Featuring Elvis Presley

by Daniel Klein

Book Overview

In 1965 Memphis, a reclusive Elvis Presley is forced to uncover who is masquerading as Elvis in order to seduce teenage fans and why Colonel Tom has been paying off disgruntled parents to prevent news of the scandal from leaking.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312319401
• ISBN13: 9780312319403
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Minotaur Books
• Length: 226 Pages
• Weight: 0.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.4" x 8.6"

Customer Reviews

Such Viscious Minds is an awesome book. I bought the whole series. I wish Daniel Klein would write m

Super great! Wish David Klein would write more of this Elvis mystery! All four books are excellent!!

comic Elvis amateur sleuth mystery

In 1965 Memphis, Elvis Presley buys out the movie theatre so he can see "Dr. Strangelove" as many times as he wants without getting in the way of any other customers. When he is had enough and returns to Graceland, he finds Colonel Tom Parker paying $5000 to Mr. Crampton to keep quiet about Elvis having sex with his underage daughter. Elvis gets angry because he never seen the teen in his life and does not want to give in to blackmail. That is not the end of Elvis's troubles because the Sheriff of Waynesboro asks him to see him as soon as he can. When he meets Sheriff Tip, he tells him that he will prevent Muffy Kent, another underage teen from saying she made love with Elvis in return for his giving the sheriff a music audition. Someone is taking pictures starring an Elvis imitator and using them as blackmail pictures but when the photographer is killed, Elvis realizes he has to get answers before his reputation is ruined and he ends up in jail. This is a comic amateur sleuth mystery starring real people including Elvis, the Colonel and Priscilla. Daniel Klein is a pro at satirizing religion and morality in the deep south so that readers find enjoying the latest book in this series. At times inane, SUCH VICIOUS MINDS is the ideal book the reader when you are feeling blue and need something to snap you out of it. Harriet Klausner