Burger Bar Dad - Tapa blanda

A thoroughly enjoyable read and I'd definitely recommend it--Dianne Trimble, author of 'Hitler and Mars Bars'. "Dianne Trimble, author of 'Hitler and Mars Bars'. "

A must read for every father trying to do good by their kids--Paul Brown, Chief Executive Leicester YMCA "Paul Brown, Chief Executive Leicester YMCA "

A thoroughly enjoyable read and I'd definitely recommend it

--Dianne Trimble, author of 'Hitler and Mars Bars'. "Dianne Trimble, author of 'Hitler and Mars Bars'. "

A must read for every father trying to do good by their kids

--Paul Brown, Chief Executive Leicester YMCA "Paul Brown, Chief Executive Leicester YMCA "

Paul Castle loves his son Jack and hates being a Burger Bar Dad. Seeing his son only on Wednesdays and Saturdays pulls him apart. His ex-wife is a thrusting ambitious banker and he is a middling, not very ambitious Birmingham journalist with hopes of being a playwright. The divorce gave her the house, and he got the guilt. He’s just about keeping it together, but after a disastrous parents evening, Paul discovers that Jack's mother is planning to move to London and put Jack in a private boarding school. Paul must quickly sort his priorities and his life as he embarks on a hilarious campaign to frustrate his ex-wife’s plan. However, his life is just about to get even more complicated, when he meets Gillian and begins to remember the joys of being in love. All too soon, he is confronted with the reality that in order to maintain even his inadequate Burger Bar relationship with Jack, he will have to move down South. As he falls quickly in love with Gillian, he is then offered the chance to be a playwright in Birmingham. How can he choose between being with Gillian or being with Jack?