Rule No. 1
By (Author) Rupert Morgan
Transworld Publishers Ltd
Bantam Books (Transworld Publishers a division of the Random House Group)
1st May 2012
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
823.92
Paperback
336
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 21mm
235g
Subtitled 'A Light Comedy for Dark Days' - the devastating novel from the acclaimed author of LET THERE BE LITE and SOMETHING SACRED. The world is full of fanatics, and the dry, ravaged dictatorship of Errat has more than its fair share, but Saman Massoudi is not one of them. Although he is very enthusiastic about his bees. The world is full of violence, and more people get killed in Errat than most places, but Saman Massoudi never killed anyone. Not even the people who murdered his wife and children. Saman Massoudi just wants to be left in peace to make his honey. So it really isn't fair that Saman Massoudi, of all people, should be wrongly-identified by the Intelligence Services of the most powerful nation on the planet as a terrorist mastermind plotting to unleash a plague of killer bees on their nation. Saman Massoudi has never believed in war. But he'd better believe in this one. Because it's on him. Concerned, impassioned and very funny, 'Rule No.1' is the coruscating new novel for our times by a daring and prodigiously talented young novelist
'Brilliant...he is like Ben Elton at his wittiest' * The Express *
Rupert Morgan was born in London in 1965, to Scottish parents. He currently lives, with his wife and two daughters, on a boat in Paris. Rule No.1 is his third novel. His first two, Let There Be Lite and Something Sacred, are also available in Bantam paperback. Rupert Morgan can be contacted on rupert.morgan@wanadoo.fr