Wide Open
Storm Arwen was quite an event last year. It cost me (and my insurer) a new roof as well as flattening trees beyond number.
One of those was on the route of my daily walk with the boy Sunny. There it was, lying on its side, roots exposed. It reminded me of a much larger tree that Eileen and I saw, similarly felled by a tempest, in Stanley Park, Vancouver.
And that started me thinking. What if …
The product of that contemplation is published tomorrow. It’s called Open Season, and it’s the latest, the 34th to be precise, in the Bob Skinner series. Available in hardback, trade paperback and ebook formats. I hope you like it.
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Thank you thank you thank you. I can now go on holiday with my favourite man (Bob Skinner) and my husband and have a great relaxing time. You’ve just made my holiday Mr Jardine x
Oh wonderful, thank you, Bob and I have a date now 😂
At last, Bob and I have a date 🤣
Fantastic.
Stanley Park; first went there 26 years ago. Even then the Canadians were ahead of the game with organised walking/cycling/running paths etc.
Great to see another Skinner;
I have all 33 of Quintin books and really look forward to owning and enjoying number 34.
Can’t wait to get my hands on this, just love your books, wish I had found them years ago.
Amazing story Have waited with bated breath for the latest Bob Skinner and I was not disappointed. Thank you Quintin