The worst of Thomas Cook books
I have read a few Thomas Cook book. I got hooked on ever since I read "Places in the dark". However, this book was a complete waste of time. I ended the book hoping the next chapter would bring some intrigue, something that never came. You can get the audience hooked by saying "I saw a murder last night" and then end the story by saying it was on TV. I hope you see where I am getting at...No real plot, an avalanche of F*** words, zero literally work and an absolute waste of time and money. I would not advise users reading this book. Cook is a far better writer for such a disastrous book.