Mr Tim

by Peter George

IT'S THE 1950'S AND A CULTURE CLASH. The introspective Tim is 19 years old. He has had to leave public school a year early because money's run out. Dumped in a decidedly non-'posh' and closely-knit. old fashioned community in mid-Wales where everyone knows every­one else, he is learning to be a land agent - the hard way. Hilarious adventures and misadventures with man and beast ensue over the course of an agricultural year as he makes his way among the lively characters he lives and works with - finding kindness and wisdom in unexpected places. Comedy holds centre stage but the shadows of war linger as the fatherless Tim, whose nature is to be kind, struggles to suppress envy of his clever and beautiful sister Sophie and his best friends - the selfish Rhydian and the kindly James - gone up to top universities. At home his widowed mother struggles to keep up ap­pearances. Then romance beckons - in a big and unimagined way. Women are drawn to Tim but he doesn't know why. ...

Readers'

"A novel full ofcomedy. romance and pathos in a wild and unspoilt landscape -it will leave you wanting more."

"A wann dose of nostalgia with a splash of social history at a time when the country was picking itself up from the devastation ofwar, this is as good as one of' Gramp's' large whiskies by the kitchen fire.".

"A tale of growing up under difficult full of laughter with pin sharp characters, well observed. Poetic in places and beauti­fully you will pick up this book again and again."

200 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 2, 2012

About the author

This is the disambiguation profile for otherwise unseparated authors publishing as Peter George.

For the author of Dr. Strangelove, and other Cold War era thrillers, see Peter George
For the ABC correspondent, see Peter George.