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POSTED: 10 OCTOBER 2010 Ann Rickard’s Mediterranean frolic I’ll start this book review with a disclosure. Ann Rickard is a good friend and a regular contributor to Oz Baby Boomers. She is also a talented, perceptive and humorous writer who has now penned six books: Not Another Book about Italy, The Last Book about Italy, Not Another Greek Salad, Flash and Brash with Fries on the Side, Ooh La La! A French Romp, and, her latest, Three in a Bed in the Med. So far I’ve only had a chance to browse Three in a Bed in the Med, but I can already thoroughly recommend it to anyone travelling to southern France, Italy and/or Greece, and to anyone just interested in a jaunty, sometimes saucy read. This isn’t your dry old Lonely Planet Guide, bursting with maps, facts and figures — though figures of the voluptuous variety certainly play a significant role. Three in a Bed in the Med is a take-everything-in-your-stride stroll through the passionate highs of delectable food in dreamy locations and through cockroach-infested lows. Add the potential wedge being driven between Ann and her long-suffering husband Geoffrey by the busty, extremely flirtatious Amanda, and you have a quite titillating thriller as well. For more information about Ann Rickard, visit annrickard.com.au. |
PUBLISHING DETAILS Ann Rickard, Three in a Bed in the Med 248pp paperback | Published October 2010 by Radge Publishing |
