A powerful exposition on male violence, women's fears and the need for rapprochement between the sexes - Good Housekeeping
The razor-sharp comedy, the acutely observed sexual politics and the underlying serious questions add up to make Llewellyn the rightful heir to Ben Elton - Paul Davies, Mirror
The characters are sympathetic and convincing and the story is gripping. The great thing about this novel is that it's actually ABOUTsomething. Readers of the future, looking back at our popular fiction, will see that at least some fin-de-siecle blokes had something on their minds other than babes, beer, best mates, kebabs, shagging, football, classic pop and crap TV' - Independent
