At the end of TWELVE STEP FANDANGO, Martin Brock, the book's hilarious anti-hero, escaped by jumping on a ship bound for Africa. Now in Morocco, we join him as he runs at full pelt through the streets of Marrakesh being pursued by an angry restaurateur. Saved by a rather camp ex-military American who thinks he can put Martin's talents for canny deception and extravagant bullshitting to good use, Martin accepts a job in Florida. There the two of them set to work on a brilliant scam that could see them sharing millions of dollars of gold coins. Their plan cannot possibly fail, unless of course the foils of love, snakes, a murderous ex-husband and the American's peculiar past get in the way...
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'Scarface meets Trainspotting' OK 'Not since The Beach has the underbelly of the utopian drop-out drug culture been so convincingly utilised to fashion a genuinely gripping piece of storytelling as Chris Haslam's debut novel...Destined to be this summer's cult read' WHAT'S ON LONDON 'Haslam writes with brio' TIME OUT 'A classic debut caper' DAILY MAIL.
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Chris Haslam lived in southern Spain for a couple of years. He now lives and works in London.
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