Review
‘A hectic comedy thriller… a rip-roaring knockabout farce… refreshingly unpompous, faintly dishevelled and often very funny.’
Mail on Sunday
‘At the centre of his first novel, a light comedy, is a terrorist plot of frightening ingenuity… the comedy is reminiscent of Tom Sharpe.’
Sunday Times
‘Johnson scores in his comic handling of those most sensitive issues… he succeeds in being charming and sincere… Boris Johnson has written a witty page-turner.’
Observer
‘Among the hilarious scenes of events and the wonderful dialogue which keeps the story moving at a cracking pace, Johnson uncovers some home truths… I can give no higher praise to this book than to say that I lapped it up at a single uproarious sitting.’
Irish Examiner
‘As an author, the Shadow Arts Minister is in a class of his own: ebullient, exhausting but irresistible.’
Daily Mail
‘…fluent, funny material… ...
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