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Rather than check in at hotels or B&B's on his travels round Scotland tending to plants in offices, Billy secretly spends his nights on the very premises he has been servicing during the day.
He tries his best not to be a loner, but his attempts at sociability always seem to go awry. When he does eventually fall in love it is with a house at the edge of the sea, which he has rescued from the encroaching sands. The two women who have managed to enter his life soon put an end to that however, and Billy discovers his life as a loner is not so easily shed.
Review:
"A resume with such Monty Python-esque overtones should give the reader some hint of the quirky delights to be found in Scott's new novel... His ear for lively dialogue and his page-turner chapter endings further contribute to an enjoyable read."
The Albuquerque Journal
He tries his best not to be a loner, but his attempts at sociability always seem to go awry. When he does eventually fall in love it is with a house at the edge of the sea, which he has rescued from the encroaching sands. The two women who have managed to enter his life soon put an end to that however, and Billy discovers his life as a loner is not so easily shed.
Review:
"A resume with such Monty Python-esque overtones should give the reader some hint of the quirky delights to be found in Scott's new novel... His ear for lively dialogue and his page-turner chapter endings further contribute to an enjoyable read."
The Albuquerque Journal