Publisher's Synopsis
Windelton, England's most absurd town A sleepy, northern outpost becomes the focus of the world's media following a chain of outrageous events. An eccentric bank manager, believing all the money in the bank is rightfully his, steals the fortune of a philanthropic heiress and plans his escape with a past love. "A tale of wonderful absurdities" "Full of very British, witty charm" "Go to Windelton with D A Adamson - you'll not be disappointed" A colourful thread of inhabitants weaves its way through the narrative - a fading Edwardian aristocrat's family; an outwardly drab secretary with a taste for illicit pleasures; a boozy vicar whose unorthodox ministry mesmerises parishioners and a clairvoyant with a gift of 'seeing' that is uncannily half-correct. The Windelton Absurdities is a page turning read, packed with passion and human drama in a parody of small town life in 1960s Britain. Secrets, jealousies and outrageous behaviour spill out of its pages from start to finish. Prepare to laugh out loud until this tragi-comedy reaches its fateful conclusion.
