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Susan wants another husband - which comes as a shock to the current one. A tale of a singular threesome.

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SHORTLISTED FOR THE BOLLINGER EVERYMAN WODEHOUSE PRIZE: AS IF THE ROYLE FAMILY WERE WRITTEN BY MARTIN AMIS

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Painfully funny and precise, the natures of marriage, sex and loneliness are artfully evinced in Connolly's unforgettable symphony of voices.

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Connolly conducts with masterful hand and compassionate grace the voices of a once-hopeful working class couple during WW2 - now blitzed, battered and breaking into a desperate new dawn.

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The bestselling author of wry family comedies turns his eye to the fifties household and its rude awakening to sixties emancipation.

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On their way to a tedious dinner party with a couple they loathe, Barry and Susan find themselves in a stranglehold amidst a smashed bottle of whisky. An acid portrayal of boozing, fornicating, money-grubbing and extreme marital angst.

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Connolly lampoons cruise-liner capers in this exuberant comedy.

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With vicious flair, Connolly hurtles a cast of thrillingly repulsive characters into a plot of adultery, sadism and revenge, speeding towards a violent climax.

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Joseph Connolly's comic outrage skewers over-inflated celebrity culture and dethrones child stardom in this violently funny satire.

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Fighting on the beaches. Lusting on the landing stages. Coupling in the caravans... Sun, sea, sex, squabbling: Joseph Connolly's bestselling novel goes straight to the secret heart of that sticky farce of lust and snobbery: the British seaside.

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The Works is an elegy to the inextricables of life - pasts and presents, husbands and wives, fathers and sons, hopes and fears - told with Joseph Connolly's inimitable gift for character and voice as he digs up the dirt on nineties London.

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The new novel from Bollinger-shortlisted Joseph Connolly.

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Eric's double-decker life and triple-tangled lies drive him to a catastrophic collision in Joseph Connolly's wry and ingeniously plotted black comedy.

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The sequel to the bestselling Summer Things. A summer of lust has given way to the winter of discontent. Brian and Dotty have lost everything; Howard and Lizzie have it all. In a spirit of neighbourly envy, adulterous love and goodwill to oneself, it might be time to learn the true meaning of Christmas - whether they like it or not.