Flight of the Cuckoo: Revenge is sweet... and incredibly addictive. (The Comedies) by K. L. Smith (999 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

A funny novel of twists and turns, life, death, love, and of course... revenge. This is the dark but humorous tale of Sarah Pemberton, who is not a happy woman. A down to earth, inventive soul who despises her stuck up pompous husband Neil, who believes he is much more intelligent and important than she is. When he refuses her a divorce and emotionally blackmails her into staying with him by threatening to take custody of their daughter, she's decides to make life a little more entertaining for herself - by subtly torturing him at every available opportunity. Creative and adaptable by nature, with a wicked sense of humour, she comes up with more and more ways to ridicule him, without him ever knowing she has a hand in it. ... "During 1993-1994 amongst other things, I cooked him a meat pie with pedigree chum, stole his car more times than I can count, put chilli powder in his underpants, sent a stripagram to his work (a fat one), and subscribed him to a gay porn mag! (Our paperboy avoided him like the plague after that.)"... Finding accomplices in the form of her aunt May, who lives in a crumbling old former hotel - which was damaged during WWII, and May's two lodgers, a shy young hippy named Darren, along with his brother Matthew a former life model, they try to get rid of her husband by either 'Plan A' - which consists of 'frame him for a crime so that he gets incarcerated', or 'Plan B '- drive him to a nervous breakdown. Both plans are designed to discredit Neil in case of a custody battle for their daughter. There is only one little prerequisite for every little torturous idea though, and that is... IT HAS TO MAKE THEM LAUGH! Unbeknown to Sarah at first, she isn't the only one with a vendetta against her husband, his entire workforce hate his guts and exploit any opportunity to make him look bad. When plans A & B go disastrously wrong, Sarah and co set their sights on a new target, her in-laws. Interwoven throughout the story is the tale ...

Genre: Humor & Satire

My Double Life: A witty, entertaining rom-com about an introverted librarian with a wild side by Angela Pearse (Clamp Limited) (779 Reviews)    Price verified 34 minutes ago

"My Double Life was an enjoyable fun page turner. I would highly recommend this book if you're looking for a quirky romcom to get your teeth into as it was brilliant in every way." - Belle Henderson, author of Not The Plus One. Emma McTavish likes nothing better than curling up with a good book. But sometimes she just wants to be a little bit naughty... Struggling to make ends meet, librarian Emma McTavish takes on a side gig as a life model to earn some extra cash. Knowing her straitlaced realtor boyfriend won't approve, she keeps it quiet. But her spur-of-the-moment decision starts making life complicated. Suddenly she's juggling her job, her boyfriend, her sexy new flatmate, and posing nude for a bunch of strangers. Then, one night, she accidentally overhears a conversation that changes everything. As her life begins to fall apart in spectacular fashion, Emma realises that giving her alter ego the reins isn't such a bad idea. Actually, it could be the perfect way to get out of the mess she's in. A high-spirited heroine who can't help getting into trouble. Expect shocking secrets, hilarious mix-ups and a heartfelt romance. Pick up your copy today! Readers love My Double Life: ????? 'I definitely need to read more books like this. I cannot remember the last time a book made me laugh out loud as this one did. The dialogue was witty and laugh-out-loud funny. The characters of Emma and Nathan were endearing while the character of Callum had just the right amount of abrasiveness... I definitely want to read more from this author.' - Amazon reviewer. ????? 'Couldn't put it down. A great read for lovers of rom com. Laughed out loud a lot during this book. Sexy hot flatmate definitely a bonus. Highly recommend.' - Goodreads reviewer. ????? 'Such a witty and funny novel that had me laughing out loud. I want more of Nathan and Emma!' - Amazon reviewer. ???? '... the charm of a Kinsella romance, and the awkward comedy of a Maxted romance. I found it delightful and ...

Genre: Humor & Satire

Operation OBE: Over Bloody Eighty (Max & Olivia Book 3) by Mark A. Biggs (mbkbooks) (58 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Step into the world of espionage and high-stakes adventure with "Operation Over Blood Eighty". Max and Olivia, retired intelligence operatives, are enjoying their final days aboard the luxurious Queen Mary 2 when they are unexpectedly thrust back into the shadowy world of international espionage. Their mission is urgent - to eliminate Monya, a powerful Russian oligarch who controls the feared Keiser Group, a Kremlin-backed mercenary force that poses a grave threat to Europe. But before they can carry out their mission, Max and Olivia must first obtain a priceless artefact: a Gutenberg Bible. With time running out, they must navigate a dangerous web of intrigue and deception to secure the ancient item. Max and Olivia find themselves embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse with their Russian adversaries. With their backs against the wall, they must call upon every ounce of their training and expertise to out manoeuvre their foes. Packed with heart-stopping action, intense suspense, and unforgettable characters, "Operation Over Blood Eighty" is a must-read for fans of espionage thrillers and high-octane adventure. Join Max and Olivia on their perilous journey as they risk everything to save Europe from disaster.

Genre: Humor & Satire

Minding My Own Me by Nik O.K. (20 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

At the end of the day, a small-time thief might not seem so odd. Some people stack boxes on a truck, and some people take them off. Some people are good at selling things, and some people are good at stealing things. What matters is how you feel about what you do. So, with good friends, and when you find the right girl, it's almost hard to remember that you might be a criminal. The whole world could see it different though, and if anything, that's the real problem. Ups go up and downs come down, but there's one thing to always remember about being a thief in this city: some problems can only be solved by putting them in your pockets. And, if you get good, you just might be able to do right by people, maybe even while you rob the place. Cover image by Juliautumn at Shutterstock

Genre: Humor & Satire