BOOK REVIEWS
"If you enjoyed Guy Ritchie’s films Snatch, or Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, this is the book for you...Author Paul Casselle does a brilliant job with Simon’s character, playing his anxieties so perfectly that every reader will find something familiar there." The Hungry Monster Review
"'Conversations with Eric' is by far one of the most original and unique reads that I have came across so far on Kindle."Lucidity - Amazon.com reader
"This book really is a magnetic read, it is fast paced, sharp and the humour... very British. If it were a film it would be directed by Guy Ritchie and have a kick-ass soundtrack by John Murphy!" Annie H - Amazon.co.uk reader
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‘We are everyone else’s everyone else.'
Paul Casselle (Author) - Sept. 2014.
BETWEEN THE COVERS of CONVERSATIONS WITH ERIC
‘What would you do if overnight you were projected into a mysterious comedy crime novel? What would you do if at every turn you were confronted with gun-toting, murderous psychopaths, your life was threatened on an hourly basis and you suspected the police were as corrupt as the criminals? What would you do if you felt your head was about to explode with the comic madness of it all, and the only sane soul you had to talk to was your labrador? What would you do?…’
Full of mystery, painfully funny situations and twisting plots, Simon picks his way through an ever thickening soup of intrigue and murder. At every turn, he tries to get out, but he continues to be sucked in by murderous villains and the psychologically damaged criminal class.
Even when Simon attempts to climb out of the mysterious and incomprehensible hole in which he finds himself, the walls appear slimy with his past. He needs to work out who is a friend and who a foe. He needs to understand how he can survive and go forward in the new world into which he has fallen. Murder, deception and death are everywhere. He needs to decide what is right and what is wrong. And he needs to do it quickly...
