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Inspired by my own work and personal experiences, this dip-in style fictional book presents a humorous and often tongue-in-cheek insight into the life of a London minicab driver, through the eyes of the sincere and endearing Thomas Buckley. It covers many aspects of the job, such as minicab etiquette and notable passenger encounters, but also shares Buck’s innermost thoughts and his amusing insights into situations, people and relationships as he goes about his daily business and is complete with a smattering of his favourite jokes along the way. It is an amusing and uplifting read that is as much about everyday life as it is about minicabbing itself. Busy this Evening? is traditionally published and is widely available online. I am pleased to say that it is receiving very positive reviews.

It’s the fig tree quote by Sylvia Plath in a book, and one of my favourite daily reminders to enjoy life for what it is.

My comfort read, and maybe favourite book of all time. Gentle, warm, and funny.

Real, raw insight into platonic and romantic relationships and coming-of-age. Beautifully written.

Apart from the book being so obviously well written, I love the characters names such as Mr and Mrs Craggs, Mrs Snichey, Mr Britain and Doctor Jeddler.

I like the book because it gives references from art /paintings while reading excited crime story, solving mystery with twisted end

Book gives the background information about USA first reported mass shooting with a fine writing and good cause effect relation.

A look into the closed life of female members of the FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints) especially Carolyn Jessop who documents her life story and eventual escape from the many abuses she suffered.

It’s dark, (smut) *cough,cough but shows that love can seriously soften up some dark people