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by kirstymack80 - written on 18/10/04 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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As I’d read ‘Man and Boy’, it only seemed fair that I read the sequel and found out the latest exploits of our friend, Harry Silver. The cover of the book is pretty eye catching – completely black with a mini Darth Vader (red light sabre clutched in left hand - was DV left handed?!) and his pretty dolly bride with curly hair. I guess this is partly what drew me to it, but as I’d read a couple of his other books I thought it would be a pretty safe bet that I’d enjoy it. On the inside cover is a photo of Tony Parsons and a few words about him saying that he was a regular guest on BBC TV's 'Late Review' for six years. He's a columnist for The Mirror ...
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