It's 1979, Hugh Thomson is eighteen, far from home, with time to kill - and on his way to Mexico. When a stranger tells him there's money to be made by driving a car over the US border to sell on the black market in Central America, Hugh decides to give it a go. Throwing himself on the mercy of Mexicans he meets or crashes into, Hugh and his Oldsmobile 98 journey through the region, meeting their fate in the slums of Belize City. Thirty years on, Hugh returns - older but not necessarily wiser - to complete his journey.

Wonderful road trips to Mexico and Belize!

I'm going to buy ingredients for Tequila Oil and serve to friends :)

This book visited Turku the European Capital of Culture in 2011!

In the mail to another Bookcrosser!

This book arrived a couple days ago. Thank you so much for this RABCK Sobergirl!

Like the book. good story. The last part about when he returns I found a bit boring, but the actual journey itself was nice to read.

Thank you Marijketje for this book :) Wow, what wonderful books you get hold of on Bookcrossing! I've never heard of this one, and probably never would have if it hadn't been for BC. I love it!

Thanks again and have a nice day!

It's time for this book to continue to travel. I wish it many readers and a happy journey. I'm bringing it to the Bookcrossing-meetup tonight where we will fix Stockholm's new Bookcrossing-zone, at Il Café at Drottninggatan :)

Are you new to Bookcrossing? Nice! And thank you for taking your time to register this book here. I promise you won't regret finding Bookcrossing! It's a worldwide community for booklovers based on the wish to share books. You can join by signing up for an account (it's free of charge and spam and you can be completely anonymous). If you have further questions or want to discover more of what Bookcrossing is all about, visit the forums. Try for example The newbie-forum or the bookring-forum.

Happy reading and happy crossing!

I picked this up at Il Caffè, to be used for a mass release in the Old Town later this summer!

Released together with nine other books somewhere in The old town