FUNTIME

by William Ritchie

This book is now being picked up by the discerning reader on the look-out for a fast paced, sexy, Rock 'n' Roll novel they read from start to finish in one go. It has sold steadily and sales increase week on week. Fans of Irvine Welsh and John Niven in particular will love this new kid on the block. PLEASE William Ritchie's latest novel 'Vambo' is available on Amazon too !! Described as 'The Glasgow Get Carter - 2017 version' with dollops of Scottish humour on tap. A crazy Rock’n'Roll Rollercoaster of a weekend. Sex,Drugs,More Drugs and More Sex – You follow the main character 'Tulse Hill' for 48 Hours - It's a quick-fire sexual comedy murder mystery – the twists and turns of the characters makes this debut Novel by William Ritchie so very difficult to put down. The Title is Funtime but the subtitle says it all - this is a book you 'can' judge by the cover. Main * Tulse Successful Musician of recent Rock History and relentless swordsman * Sarah the stunning well up for it bi-sexual dance student. * JJ the nasty,fearless, one-eyed,murderous Bad Guy * Judy the P.J. Harvey look-a-like, sussed but ultimately beaten down sexy in all the wrong ways lady of the night * Jamie the talented,ill-fated DJ * The Inspector taking a big chance career-wise,forever hindered by two dum dum boy street cops * Melanie the oh so naughty W.P.C…. and not forgetting Jazz the seen it all U.F.O. Bar Owner – the list goes on and on … Listen Up ! Broadcasting on all frequencies - 48 Hours means 48! 48 Hours means 48! 48 Hours means 48 – 48 Thrills! Check out the www.funtimebook.co.uk for more details and how to contact the author.

83 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 16, 2013

Reviews

[Ben · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pure filth!

Degenerative, sordid, graphic, gritty and fun quite the combination. Could work a bit on the structure as I kept getting confused as to who was talking. Definately enjoyed it though. Writer has a good imagination and paints a hell of a picture! Like Sodom and Gomorrah on acid

[Phil Jones · Rating 4 out of 5]

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