For fans of Irvine Welsh and Chuck Palahniuk, this�brash comedic farce is narrated in a unique politically incorrect manner��ot for the faint-of-heart, but very, very funny
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Our unnamed hero is about to experience the worst week of his life. Waking up in a boat in a car park miles from home missing a shoe is just the start��y the end of the week�he will have
been beaten up more than once, arrested several times, crossed the twisted leader of a Ukranian Mafia cartel, had very, very bad sex with a nymphomaniac wheelchair-user,�been mistaken for a
serial rapist, and faced death��is own and someone else's. Not bad for a man whose biggest claim to fame so far has been his ability to do nothing constructive at work except play practical
jokes�with his nerdy colleague's sandwiches. With its idiosyncratic spelling and grammar, unique internal monologues, and a sprinkling of invented words, this tale is as wild as I Hope
They Serve Beer in Hell with more references to drugs than Trainspotting, leaving readers with a warm glow inside and an inane grin on their faces��ot unlike that of�the nameless
and unfortunate hero.