Malibu Express

<p>Brad Carter renowned for transforming cult cinema into expansive literary experiences brings his signature style to the novelization of Andy Sidaris's 1985 action-comedy <em>Malibu Express</em>. Known for his work on novelizations of <em>Cruel Jaws</em> <em>Virus: Hell of the Living Dead</em> and <em>Rats: Night of Terror</em> Carter approaches <em>Malibu Express</em> with the same fervor expanding its universe while preserving its campy charm.</p><p></p><p>The narrative follows Cody Abilene a private investigator with a penchant for fast cars and faster women. Tasked with a seemingly straightforward surveillance job Cody finds himself entangled in a web of espionage seduction and high-octane chases. From desert highways to opulent Beverly Hills estates the story unfolds with a blend of bullet-riddled action and risqué escapades.</p><p></p><p>Carter delves deeper into the film's characters providing them with richer backstories and motivations. His prose captures the essence of 1980s pulp fiction infusing the tale with wit satire and a touch of absurdity. As with his previous works Carter doesn't merely retell the story; he reimagines it offering readers a fresh perspective on a cult classic.</p><p></p><p>For fans of the original film and newcomers alike <em>Malibu Express</em> promises a rollicking ride through a world where danger and desire collide at every turn.</p>