Glenn Eric

There is nothing one alien hates worse than another alien ruining his day. And when that one alien is a Pazu and that other alien is a Fleek, well, you just know there's going to be trouble. BIG TROUBLE Big Trouble in the Big Easy to be geographically correct, which is about as correct as ever-politically incorrect Ed Turner, PI ever gets. But he is an alien, so let's cut him some slack. His partner, Karen, has learned to do so and, if she can put up with it, so can we, right? To be fair, not only is Ed an alien hiding in plain sight on Earth, he's from the planet Pazu, and we all know what they're like.
In this go round Planet Earth, Ed and Karen are off to New Orleans, home of the Saints, many sinners, deep-fried beignets, and their latest case, searching for a missing young man last seen by a bunch of suspicious nogoodniks, no wait, those were college students. Ed and Karen find themselves immersed in a swamp of murder, intrigue, voodoo, folkloric monsters and, don't forget, beignets, plus bourbon and cigarettes but we already knew about those last two.
Ed could barely survive on this alien planet called Earth without them. Sometimes I think he's not the only one.