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The Penultimate Chance Saloon
- Narrated by: Simon Brett
- Length: 6 hrs and 35 mins
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Summary
He'd been under the impression they had a happy marriage. She assured him that for nearly forty years - in fact, since the second week of their honeymoon - she'd known she was married to the wrong person. This all came as a bit of a shock to Bill. Hence the soul searching.
Brought up to be a responsible sort of chap, and hitting young adulthood just the wrong side of the sixties, Bill had not had much experience of dating (or sex, for that matter) before he met and married Andrea. Post menopausal dating might be very different from dating in your 20s or 30s, but then, he didn't know much about either scene. Still, as a mildly famous television newsreader who'd managed to hold on to (most of) his looks, it seemed he was about to have plenty of opportunities to find out.
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- Jo. Thompson
- 01-08-15
A great relaxing listen.
This is a typical Simon Brett book. Narrated by the author - he is one of those authors/narrators that I can pick up and trust to get an good listen. It has a subtle comic theme that makes me smile.
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- Kirstine
- 24-05-10
Sex in the over sixties!
Warning: if you're offended by books in which sex and its pursuit is the main theme, then don't down-load this book! But for the rest of us Simon Brett's book is funny and most entertaining. It's read with verve by the author. It makes a change for the sex-lives of the over 60s to be the subject of a book and even more unusual to include women in that age group enjoying the experience. The story focuses on Bill Stratton, a minor TV celebrity, in his post-divorce flurry of one-night stands and eventual discovery of true love. My husband thought that the book would appeal more to men than women, but I enjoyed it, even though some of the attitudes and the behaviour of the women over 60 didn't quite ring true.
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- Pete Roberts
- 02-06-18
Great if you are that age
Very dry English but humour for those of a certain age. and marital status. Fun.
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- Ernest
- 07-01-13
Not what I had expected from Simon Brett.
I laboured through this book and kept on hoping it was going to improve. I don't think it did, I usually listen with my spouse and this was just not that material. I usually choose a Simon Brett and thoroughly enjoy them but not this.
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