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"a roller coaster ride between loud laughter and genuine touching emotion left me wanting more and more. A GREAT first novel -- let's see the next one soon!"
SFFWorld.com reader's review
"Craig Zerf is inflated with invention, well-endowed with wit andf boy does he know it."
www.sfcrowsnest.co.uk
"…Terry Pratchett is the first name I thought of when I read this, followed by Douglas Adams, Tom Holt and Robert Rankin."
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Published: 15 May 2005 |
Sometimes the only way to fight Evil is to go to work everyday and just do your job. Plob -- Reetworthy Plob -- Reetworthy Plob the Third -- is doing just that, and it’s proving to be more difficult than picking his nose with his elbow. What with attempting to restore his beloved grandfather’s good name, learn the immortal words of the beer, beer, beer drinking song and his constant battle against the testosterone fuelled teenage fantasies that plague his every waking moment, he hardly has any time left to save the world.
But Bill the plumber is on the loose and someone has to stop him. Plob knows that all it will take is a little kindness and understanding and a lot of help from a master magician, a psychotic barmaid, an accountant, a cabbie and a Trogre with fists the size of a wheelbarrow.
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ISBN: 9781905237074
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