Product Description

Ibiza's glorious summer season is beginning, but holiday company Young, Free & Single - made famous by Colin Butts' first novel, IS HARRY ON THE BOAT? - is under threat. Sleazy Tyrone Lucas, disgraced former rep with YF&S, runs their rival, Club Wicked, and would dearly love to bring them down. When dance music megaclub The Monastery decides to expand into travel by acquiring one or other company - spelling disaster for the loser - the battle lines are drawn. YF&S need the experience of veteran rep Greg, but his only interests are the opening party at Space, popping pills and winning the infamous Golden Dick. Unless Greg straightens out, the future of YF&S could be down to how the new reps perform, but with Sloaney Arabella besotted with a Club Wicked rep, Vaz desperate to become a DJ and Hughie infatuated with any girl over a size 18, the initial signs are not good, especially when Club Wicked reveal their new resort manager, an old adversary who gives head to get ahead ...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #891357 in Books
• Published on: 2003-01-16
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 336 pages

Review
LAUNCH PARTY 29 January at 'Denim' MAGAZINESEsquire 'A laugh out loud page-turner full of behaviour that angst-ridden thirty and forty-something authors make a living apologising for'Loaded Review, January 2003 issueFHM Review, February 2003 issueMixmag News story about the publication, April 2003Front Review February 2003 issue and considering feature by Colin on the filming of 'Is Harry on the Boat?'DJ Mag Review February 2003 issueFHM Review, February 2003 issueB magazine Review, March 2003 issueHeat Review & no 7 in Heat's Top Ten, February 28th 2003X-RAY Review forthcoming, April 2003M8 Extract and book giveaway, February 2003 NATIONAL NEWSPAPERSThe Sun - Review in 'Must Read' section, January 31st 2003 'IBIZA UNCOVERED deserved a wider audience, buttells only half the story - this book paints a much more vivid picture' - Garry BushellDaily Star - Double page feature on Ibiza, due to run mid February2003Sunday Times Travel - 'Confessions of a Tourist' feature by Colin Butts,due to run end FebruaryGuardian Travel - Main travel feature by Colin Butts on the history of Ibiza, January 25th RADIOTalksport Interview and competition end February 2003BBC Radio One Judge Jules' Saturday Warm up mention and competition/giveaway, January 4th 2003BBC Radio One Dream Team mention and competition February 16thBBC Radio Five Matthew Bannister show interview end February 2003LBC Dave Preever show - Live round-table discussion February 10th ONLINE and DIGITALSky Digital - 'Text book' review, live from 16th January, 8 million viewersTeletext - Interview for Features section, 5 million viewers PARTY PUBLICITYMixmag Photos included on 'Party Page' for next issueFront News story about the party in April issueEntertainment News Story syndicated, 30thJanuaryLion TV for ITV Party filmed as backdrop for a documentary about clubentrepreneursThe Sun Considering photo of Colin and Sun glamour girls for a p

About the Author
Colin Butts founded Tuesday Morning Publishing to publish his own novel IS HARRY ON THE BOAT? and sold 20,000 copies from his garage. He lives in Ibiza.

Customer Reviews

Top read
Absolutely brilliant read, really believable and well written, I have read it a few times now and can't put it down.

The film was good too, brought back great memories of Ibiza!

is harry still on the boat
what a book!!! absoulty brilliant. took it away with me on holiday and couldnt put it down.

laughed out loud so many times.

come on colin write another....please.

A worthy follow up or a blatant cash-in?
I think the above title is a good summary for this book. I thought "Is Harry On The Boat" was very funny and refreshing and while this follow up does still give a few laughs I can't help feeling it could have been better. All of the main characters from the first book are here but you can't help but feel that they've been shoe horned in a bit too forcefully, especially seeing as a couple of the new characters just seem to be carbon copies of those who didn't make the sequel. Fans of the original will enjoy it and I did myself, however, I can't help feeling just a little disappointed that the author didn't try to be a little more innovative.