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Caught at the Christmas function in December. Will read and bookcross.,

Picked up at a meetup with the Wellington bookcrossers. I've heard good things about Tarzan Presley but never managed to track down a copy, so I'm interested to try something else by Nigel Cox in the meantime.

Released at our bookcrossing meetup

I always struggle with books where the characters are unlikeable, and unfortunately this book suffers greatly from that - there's really nobody you can sympathise with (except maybe Bernadette, who seems to have to put up with a lot...). When I managed to ignore that aspect though, it was a good story, about how easy it is to just go along with things until you're in over your depth.

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Given to Chuckacraft at today's meetup.

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Very readable and amusing in places. Some interesting and oblique insights! But seemed to be a mix of tales with - to me - an unsatisfactory ending. Good luck with it, whoever' next .....