'Sharpish in dialogue, slick in characterization . . . made with sympathy and imagination.' - "Times Literary Supplement" 'A very lively and entertaining novel.' - "Sunday Times" 'Flows along at an entertaining speed.' - "Guardian" 'Honest and unusual.' - "Spectator" 'A fast-moving romp.' - "Observer" Thirty-year-old Franko Baxter has an uncomplicated life. He shares a flat with his Gran and works for a shady unlicensed minicab company, a job he likes because it gives him plenty of free time for his true passion: playing football. But things start to get more...
'Sharpish in dialogue, slick in characterization . . . made with sympathy and imagination.' - "Times Literary Supplement" 'A very lively and ente...