Bob Mortimer 3 Book Set The Satsuma Complex The Hotel Avocado And Away Paperback Edition

Discover the Bob Mortimer 3 Books Collection Set — a witty, warm, and deeply human paperback boxed set for fans of thoughtful comedy and memoir. Perfect for readers who love comic storytelling, quirky fiction, and heartfelt life stories, this book collection brings together The Hotel Avocado, The Satsuma Complex and And Away... in BRAND NEW condition. Ideal as a gift set for friends, teachers, or anyone who appreciates a bestselling authors voice in paperback edition. Whats included Titles in the Set: The Hotel Avocado (ISBN: 9781398529656), The Satsuma Complex (ISBN: 9781398521230) and And Away... (ISBN: 9781398505322). Overall ISBN / SKU: 9789124374990. Condition: BRAND NEWFormat: Paperback. The Hotel Avocado (ISBN: 9781398529656) Gary Thorn faces a life-defining choice: stay safe in London with his legal job in Peckham, pies with his neighbour Grace and her dog Lassoo, or move to Brighton where his girlfriend Emily is opening The Hotel Avocado. As Gary weighs who hell disappoint, a cloud of launderette-scented vape smoke and the unsettling arrival of Mr Sequence turn a romantic dilemma into a suspenseful, darkly comic ride. This novella blends observational humour with a creeping sense of dread — great for readers who like contemporary fiction with a twist. The Satsuma Complex (ISBN: 9781398521230) After a chance pub meeting leaves Gary intrigued by a disappearing woman, the only clue he has is the book she was reading: The Satsuma Complex. When his acquaintance Brendan vanishes, Gary must track down the mysterious Satsuma. This story mixes mystery, romance and Mortimers signature offbeat humour to create a compelling read for anyone who enjoys quirky plotlines and character-driven storytelling. And Away... (ISBN: 9781398505322) Bob Mortimers candid memoir begins with the life-shifting moment of a 2015 heart diagnosis and surgery. From his Middlesbrough childhood shadowed by loss to misadventures immortalised on Would I Lie to You?, Mortimer turns personal up