''The gentleman`s dress code just about anyplace on the Gold Coast was: In ''The Golden Orange,'' the action bounces from Newport Beach to Palm Springs to Catalina Island, as Tess pulls her unsuspecting accomplice from one plush love nest to another, playing on his disease and naivete.Īlong the way, Wambaugh captures with razor-sharp accuracy and humor the peculiar habits of his neighbors and those who attend to them. Lately-and, considering his literary success, not surprisingly-Wambaugh has shifted much of his attention away from the Los Angeles police department to richer climes. What that is doesn`t become clear until very late in this terrifically entertaining, often wrenching, novel.
Clearly, she has something on her mind besides amour.
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