After You with the Pistol: A Charlie Mortdecai Mystery Audiobook

" Very funny and witty. In the vein of P. G. Wodehouse. "

" Wodehouse does noir. The underlying plot was not that strong, but it hardly matters because you're reading this for the piffle. "

" An amusing little book that really plays up the sociopathic Jeeves and Wooster comparisons that Bonfiglioli references constantly. The writing is a little absurdist, and the plot pretty much nonsensical, but Wodehouse was sometimes just as absurd. "

" Fun, light-hearted Brit mystery. "

" More Charlie Mortdecai as an agent. Another wild plot and amusing commentary. Excellent. "

" IF you liked the first of the trilogy you will like this one "

" A funny, campy book that I enjoy simply for its' campy-ness! "

" It is always a joy to read a Mortdecai mystery, and this was no exception! His great expressions and views never fail to amuse. Perhaps this isn't my favourite of the trilogy, mainly owing to the absence of Jock throughout the most part, but nevertheless, still more enjoyable than most mysteries! "

" It has been a while since I read this but I remember being struck by the wonderful language and the sheer, almost drunken audacity it exuded. A hero that isn't conventional or completely lovable, a sidekick that is hilarious and wordplay that kept me smiling. "

" IF you liked the first of the trilogy you will like this one "

" Fun, light-hearted Brit mystery. "

" Kyril Bonfiglioli is one of the little-known geniuses of English literature, and made me realize my own need of a reliable thug and a resourceful decorator. "

" It has been a while since I read this but I remember being struck by the wonderful language and the sheer, almost drunken audacity it exuded. A hero that isn't conventional or completely lovable, a sidekick that is hilarious and wordplay that kept me smiling. "

" An amusing little book that really plays up the sociopathic Jeeves and Wooster comparisons that Bonfiglioli references constantly. The writing is a little absurdist, and the plot pretty much nonsensical, but Wodehouse was sometimes just as absurd. "