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Dancing with the Tsars

Written by: Ross O'Carroll-Kelly
Narrated by: Rory Nolan
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Brought to you by Penguin.

I felt like I was living in a world teetering on the brink ...

Life as a stay-in-bed husband turned out to be a lot more complicated than I expected. My wife was pregnant with a baby that possibly wasn't mine. My old man was engaged in a war with the feminist movement that he was never going to win. And my old dear was making a lot of unexplained trips to Russia.

Throw into the mix an eldest son with a possible sex addiction and three infant sons who were so thick they made me look like Edward Einstein.

I might have actually gone over the edge if it wasn't for the belief of my daughter and the challenge of helping her win the greatest prize that South Dublin has to offer - the Strictly Mount Anville glitter ball.

© Ross O'Carroll-Kelly 2018 (P) Penguin Audio 2020

Literature & Fiction Satire
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Critic Reviews

An almost impossible combination of hilarity, social satire and a barometer of contemporary life in Ireland.
A typically witty, well-told and sharp offering from author Paul Howard
Our nation's great satirist
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