Cats on the Run by Ged Gillmore

Cats on the Run by Ged Gillmore

Watch out This book is so funny you'll probably pee your pants laughing. It's bonkers and barmy but blooming brilliant. There's no need to tell you what it's about because you can probably guess. (There are these cats, right? And they're, like, on the run.) But you should prepare yourself for kidnappings, stolen taxis, exploding old ladies, and witches with farts so toxic they bring down big trees. In fact, Cats on the Run is such a riveting, rollicking, rip-roaring romp that you should probably wear a helmet when reading it. And don't forget a spare pair of pants

Ged Gillmore was born and raised in the English Midlands before travelling to London to pursue degrees in languages and literature at the University of London. Ged worked in France, Germany, and Italy after graduation before returning to London for eighteen years, where he obtained expertise in the police force, the film industry, and finance. Ged relocated to Sydney in early 2004 after yearning for a change of scenery. He now splits his time between Australia, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. He sits at his laptop and bashes out fiction when he's not falling off his surfboard in Bondi or toying with a day job that pays the bills.

Ged says that because he writes both modern noir mysteries and middle-grade humor, he's a headache to sell. HEADLAND, the first novel in Ged's new 'Bill Murdoch Mystery' series, recounts the adventures of the world's most reluctant private detective, and was released in October 2017. In the sequels CLASS ACT (January 2018) and BASE NATURE (March 2018), Murdoch makes a comeback. Visit www.gedgillmore.com for additional information and exclusive excerpts.