The Gun Seller

My brother's favourite book.

I loved this book and at times it kinda felt like I wrote it.

Imagine House M.D becoming a sort of spy or secret agent, carrying along his cynicism and wittiness in various situations.
It was really and entertaining read, I might even plan a second read in the future.

The Gun Seller I actually loved the first part of this book. It was funny, interesting, and full of satire and action. But as I continue reading, the story seemed to be getting serious and sometimes confusing.
 
During the second part, the characters and the story didn't seem like the same characters during the first part of the book. I was starting to get a bit disappointed especially because of the insta-love as it became the fuel for the development and the course the story was taking. At one point, it became too serious, not the novel I was expecting to read when I picked up this book, which made me struggle with it a bit.
 
What kept me wanting to read on was Hugh Laurie's style of writing. He used a lot of cliché lines and kept on questioning them and making fun of them. I really really like how Tom talked and narrated the story. He was a funny, realistic character and he was really a good man.
 
All in all, I really enjoyed this book and I immensely enjoyed Hugh Laurie's writing. I hope he does write something else.

Hugh Laure is awesome.