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In an alternate universe out there, on a planet named Twearth, some brilliant sleuths solve a convoluted crime. Several crimes actually, involving dodgy, thieving and murderous bankers, politicians, and a vengeful dominatrix.

A couple of my favourite authors are Terry Pratchett and Tom Sharpe, and I’m a harsh critic when it comes to humorous tales – very few authors can get it as right as those two can. But as I read this book, I gleefully realised that I had found a new favourite author who easily slots in beside them as far as being able to write the funny, clever books that I love.

Jocelyn (Jack)Cornwallis III, together with his friend and sidekick Frankie, and gorgeous Rose (with ninja like abilities to defend herself), take on the case of the murdered cleaner in the accountants office, opening up a can of worms that leads them on some crazy dangerous trips to get to the bottom of the crime.

I loved the characters, especially the animals. On Twearth animals sometimes speak, and have jobs too. Polar Bear dock workers, and Fluffy the cat. I think I have a crush on that cool cat hero. The law enforcers and the psychic. I laughed all the way as our heroes worked their way through all sorts of hilariously dangerous situations, and grinned too at the ghoulish endings some of the bad guys met. I loved the love story within, and all of that naughty, the science of the Collider, and the risqué humour. It takes a genius comedic writer to get that right – the naughty bits, without being at all offensive.

All in all I loved everything about this perfectly crafted story – it was a crazy, funny, wild romp of a tale, and I highly recommend it to anyone with a funny bone.


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Banker Draft A Gornstock Novel Clive Mullis 9781479159819 Books Reviews

I thought either a young guy or someone whose primary target audience was young boys wrote this. A few too many “turd” references, observances of breasts, size of men’s unmentionables and talking animals gives this story a youth/kid’s book. (Not that I would let our teen son read it.) The risqué humor was too much.

On the other hand I enjoyed the mystery and how they were going about trying to figure who was behind...a lot of stuff (no spoilers here). Every once in awhile nuggets of wisdom float in drugs eat away at society etc. There is no doubt a bunch of creativity going on I especially liked how people were being tortured in one of the situations. That was brilliant and totally took me by surprise. If it was cleaned up I would have given it 5 stars, but alas.
Best laff I've had in ages. Thank you for your work. I surmise that someone has had a job for you too.
Fun mystery. Enjoyable read.
and engaging. A bit crude, but the characters are solid and the puzzles are multi-layered. The but if fantasy thrown in is fun. Enjoy!
This was just a fun book. Reminded me of one of the more light hearted Discworld series books. Will read what ever comes next for sure.
I enjoyed this story. The characters were unique and yeah, a talking cat! The plot was good with lots of subplots. Altogether a fun read.
Fans of Terry Pratchett, Monty Python, and British humor in general will really enjoy this book. As a huge Pratchett fan, I wanted more than Discworld and have been seeking out other authors like him, and myself, who write comedic fantasy. I was in for a real treat when I discovered Banker's Draft by Clive Mullis. It combines the best of humor, fantasy, and mystery to create a fantasy detective series as enjoyable as any Discworld novel. The characters are relatable, humorous, and completely likeable, as well as unique. I loved them! Especially the talking cat. Yes, there is a talking cat!

Even though the book reminds me of Discworld, it was not a "rip-off" as some might believe from the opening (which was a little Pratchetty). Once the story gets going, you get a taste for its unique flavor and characters.

Since it is British-style humor, expect it to ramble some and meander at times. Having read Pratchett, I'm used to that.

I won't spoil anything for you, but trust me when I say it's a book worth reading. It's fun, creative, mysterious, and romantic at times. There are not enough great comedy writers out there, but this one is sure to make the list.

Hoping Clive Mullis keeps up the good work!
In an alternate universe out there, on a planet named Twearth, some brilliant sleuths solve a convoluted crime. Several crimes actually, involving dodgy, thieving and murderous bankers, politicians, and a vengeful dominatrix.

A couple of my favourite authors are Terry Pratchett and Tom Sharpe, and I’m a harsh critic when it comes to humorous tales – very few authors can get it as right as those two can. But as I read this book, I gleefully realised that I had found a new favourite author who easily slots in beside them as far as being able to write the funny, clever books that I love.

Jocelyn (Jack)Cornwallis III, together with his friend and sidekick Frankie, and gorgeous Rose (with ninja like abilities to defend herself), take on the case of the murdered cleaner in the accountants office, opening up a can of worms that leads them on some crazy dangerous trips to get to the bottom of the crime.

I loved the characters, especially the animals. On Twearth animals sometimes speak, and have jobs too. Polar Bear dock workers, and Fluffy the cat. I think I have a crush on that cool cat hero. The law enforcers and the psychic. I laughed all the way as our heroes worked their way through all sorts of hilariously dangerous situations, and grinned too at the ghoulish endings some of the bad guys met. I loved the love story within, and all of that naughty, the science of the Collider, and the risqué humour. It takes a genius comedic writer to get that right – the naughty bits, without being at all offensive.

All in all I loved everything about this perfectly crafted story – it was a crazy, funny, wild romp of a tale, and I highly recommend it to anyone with a funny bone.