What's So Bloody Funny? - Tim Galbraith - Bog

Dylan Davis is a funny guy, but his regular standup gig at the Carney Chop Shop doesn't pay for more than a crummy car and a crummier apartment, and the club owner Dimitri is always telling him he's not that good. So Dylan tends to forget about his worries by drinking, gambling, and going to strip clubs, which he knows can get a guy into trouble. In fact, he's already about fifty grand in debt to the mob from a backroom poker game. But bad as that is, Dylan has never dreamed how much worse it could get. One night, he steps into save a stripper he's got a crush on from a thug who's harassing her, and what happens next makes him wonder if it might actually be wrong to do the right thing.
In very short order, Dylan finds himself a reluctant mob killer, which sounds terrible but it pays really well. And suddenly he's got a cool car, a great girl, a cute dog, a club of his own...and a whole lot of people out to get him.
A witty, sexy mob comedy for the ages, What's So Bloody Funny? explores the great dichotomy between making the right decision for the wrong reasons and making the wrong decision for the right reasons.