How did 9-year old Louis fall off a cliff into a ravine? Was it the inevitable destiny of a troubled, disturbed and accident-prone child? Only Louis knows the truth and he lies in a coma with only the grotesque Gustave for company, seemingly beyond the reach of the neurologist, Dr Dannachet.

Gripping, unusual, thought-provoking and poignant, this is a very well-crafted thriller. It's easy to read, perhaps deceptively simple, since the complex plot actually requires a degree of concentrated effort to get the most out of it.

I'm going to pass on to a friend, in the hope of encouraging them to get involved with the whole bookcrossing thing!

Posted to friend today.

This book was passed on to me....... It's to be released in Dec 2005 in Watlington, Oxon. It's a great read, a bit whacky but enjoyable from cover to cover.

i picked the book up in watlington, england at the fox and hound b&b. now it is in brooklyn, new york where i will read it. thanks!

CAUGHT IN WATLINGTON OXFORDSHIRE ENGLAND