Infidelity for First-Time Fathers - Softcover

Críticas

Profound insight into such topics as male friendship, what makes for moral behaviour, or ageing... This book is a successs: honest, unpretentious... and extremely funny (The Times)

'Fast moving and witty' Bookseller (Bookseller)

Stunning - even better than his first (Jill Mansell)

'Stunning - even better than his first' Jill Mansell

'Barrowcliffe is relentlessly funny' Mirror

'Mark Barowcliffe is a master of recognition humour, but best of all he pulls off the unique feat of appealing equally to both men and women' Sue Margolis

'This book is, as you may already have guessed from the title, wickedly funny and unrepentantly politically incorrect. You can't put the damn thing down and you can't stop yourself laughing out loud - so maybe one to avoid reading at funerals. The author wrote Girlfriend 44, which I loved, but this second novel is even better. The dilemma in which the hero finds himself is so excruciating you can't imagine how it can possibly be resolved - plus, despite his wickedness, you can't help liking him. (Which is just as well - if I don't care about a main character, I won't finish the book.
This is also an excellent choice for a couple to take on holiday because it can be read and enjoyed by men and women alike. Then again, if they start discussing the hero's ethics, there's a good chance they'll end up coming home on separate planes!' Jill Mansell on amazon.co.uk

Biografía del autor

Mark Barrowcliffe was born in Coventry and studied at the University of Sussex. He worked as a journalist before penning his first novel, Girlfriend 44, and went on to write two other acclaimed comic novels, Lucky Dog and Infidelity for First-Time Fathers, as well as The Elfish Gene, a memoir of his youth in 1970s Coventry. He lives in Brighton.