Exit: The brilliantly funny new crime novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of SNAP

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The Exiteers led by Geoffrey Skeet, do not break any laws and are careful not to blur any lines although most Exiteers and certainly Felix, regard their actions as an act of kindness. Although I would have looked the other way if the ginger tomcat, that was a semi-lovable bully, accidentally received a faceful of water 😂. Nobody ever spoke of the relentless parking that was demanded by a relative in hospital with a prolonged illness. So, he became an Exiteer, a person who is hired to just sit and keep company and watch a person exit life after they have, on their own, placed a mask from a tank of nitrous oxide to commit suicide.

I didn't remember the reviews I read of this before plunging in, so I was shocked to discover this was about our modern day society. Very readable AND re-readable, it's entertaining and a nice breath of fresh air, in the gore, evil and death absorbed UK-USA thriller genre. This book is filled with heart-warming characters, snappy dialogue, lots of humor, some crazy antics, two lovely dogs, and of course, why not a character with sensible eyebrows?Bridge was a plainclothes detective for a brief time, but felt overwhelmed, and went back to being a uniformed cop. But just fifteen minutes later Felix is on the run from the police – after making the biggest mistake of his life. I had a little bit of a hard time connecting in the beginning, and I really wasn’t sure this book was for me, but I am so glad I stuck it out.

Cozies” are a sub genre of crime fiction where you have a likable amateur sleuth, a small intimate community, and the crimes are not depicted with much blood or violence.He’s a widower who channels his dead wife’s thoughts and his constant companion is his judgemental but adorable dog Mabel. Highly recommended to those readers who enjoy a quirky crime caper with liberal does of levity throughout.