Gary Davison reviews White Summer!
Gary Davison author of Fat Tuesday published by Paperbooks has written a glowing review of White Summer by Luke Bitmead on his blog http://gary-davison.com:
"Guy Chamberlain is twenty-something -years -old, has had an extremely privileged up bringing, and is in a dead-end job at a travel agents. He drinks, he gets hung-over, he struggles through to lunch time and goes to the Crown to knock the edge off, and parties, knocks the edge off at The Crown, and all-in-all he’s having a good time of it until he falls for the gorgeous Daisy. From here on in, his love life spirals out of control, and when he gets it on with Daisy, as well as the big breasted Kathy, his sister’s best mate, and ends up in bed with Kate from the office, his summer really does heat up. Here’re a couple of snippets of his wicked humour. The plaster, like a stripper’s stocking, came of painfully slowly…. At the end of the night, my hormone levels were so high that I looked like a glow stick in a shirt… It was Saturday night. I was drunker than a poet who hasn’t eaten for days and had chased a bottle of Absinthe with Meths… Luke Bitmead has the knack of pulling one liners off like no one else I’ve read before. Most of which you would have heard before, except he is cool with it. He does it unashamed and it works a treat. The biggest trouble I had with this book was putting it down. It was a scream, and I recommend it those who like a laugh. Ratings Sex – any amount – in the author’s words ‘ my nob was red raw’ Violence – none. Drugs - none Alcohol – everything you can think of especially Stella, whisky, vodka Comedy – laugh a minute stuff. Writing style – easy to read bordering on man-lit Overall – 4 out 5, I loved it."







