Odd Jobs is a comic-caper love-story about Mountie women and layabout men, house and family, script-writers and cat-burglars. A modern tale of movie magic in the wrong hands: the Big Lebowski meets Elmore Leonard's niece. If you like what you hear, visit karlmeade.com for yet more sizzling prose.
-In this episode: Marty spends some quality time with Susan, and finds out just what FitZ has up his sleeve.
-In this episode: We ended Act I with Marty and Frances starting their new life together, only to find Chick has returned, and moved in next door. Now we open Act II with Chapter 6, as Marty adjusts to the shock of ChickÃs return, and a few further surprises.
-In this episode: Marty finds an unusual job, where he meets Frances, the empathic Stevie Nicks of the night. Meanwhile, in the present tense, our treed hero tries to make a run for it. We end Act I with a little surprise.
-In this episode: FitZ and Marty go into "business" together, and Chick makes a few decisions of her own. None of their three lives will ever be the same.
-In this episode: Marty tries to redeem himself in the eyes of Chick and her Westmount family. He has his life epiphany, and fate delivers him the perfect partner: John Fitzgerald, the Al Capone of Entrepeneurs.
-In this episode: Our hero meets the woman of his dreams, his femme fatale, that sexual dynamo, Chick Armstrong. A Mountie like no other.
-In this episode: We meet our hero, Marty Drysdale, as he waxes lyrical about his house, reveals his life-dream, and finds himself in a sticky situation.