Read Jetty Man and STOP! Mullet Run, after 500 pages, never got started. It drifts around aimlessly with very weak character development. The writer, copyist and editor all missed several obvious errors in the text which shows this was a real rush-job. While I heartedly recommend Jetty Man, I do not think you should waste your time on this sequel. Reynolds should never have killed off Uncle Bobby in Jetty Man who was by far his best character developed. Nothing develops in his second book. Jessie, the green-eyed Oak baby finds out her past which is not the least bit interesting. I wish Reynolds would have put a bit more time into "creating" in this book. Seems like these are the poor cuttings left on the floor of Jetty Man's creation. Sorry to say but this one's a dud! READ JETTY MAN!!

Loved it. If you read the first, you have to read the 2nd. I couldnt put it down.G.W. Renyolds III keeps you in deep in these lives as they unfold and always wondering what is going to happen next. I would strongly rec. it Cant wait for more W.Jarrell III

The infamous oak tree has roots embedded deep into the soil of mayport. Reynolds has only just begun to uncover these roots of this small fishing community through his writings of Jetty Man and Mullet Run. Mullet Run will keep you immersed into the southern lives of these drawn out, sexually-seasoned characters of G.W. Reynolds III. His vivid storytelling, once again, breathes life into the myths of the oak tree and stimulates arousal of sexual fantasies to all who read his writings. Reynolds, masterfully continues to unveil more of these silent, bewitching, exciting, breathtaking sensations and situations that evolve from a day in the life of this small village and all who become involved in it. Don't get left behind by not reading Mullet run. If you have read it, hang on tight as Reynolds can only penetrate deeper into the orgasmic soil of mayport in his upcoming novel "Oak Baby".