Book Synopsis
JUST THE GOOD PARTS
Life's too short and love's too complicated to wade through the boring parts. So don't.
Just the Good Parts skips the padding and cuts straight to the meat: a sordid, unapologetic collection of tales about love, lust, loss, and good old-fashioned hypergamy — the kind of stories only White Devil Press has the stomach to publish. Bartenders who read your own book back to you in a voice that ends arguments before they start. Honesty as a dating strategy (results: mixed). Women who know exactly what they want and men too stubborn, too honest, or too far gone to stop wanting them anyway.
Then, just when you think you've had your fill, Doyce Whisanant drags you into the main event: a novella-length descent into Florida's adult theme-park underbelly, Lost Days in the Adventure Club — part fever dream, part confession, all Dixie Whiz.
Equal parts tragic and hilarious, tender and merciless, this is pulp with a philosophy degree and a two-drink minimum. Not for the squeamish. Not for the easily offended. Definitely for anyone who's ever wanted their fiction to stop beating around the bush and just get to it.
For adult readers only. You've been warned — now go order the harder one.