WALKABOUT (book 3) Billy leaves his family and the bush for the first time ever, but wolf-whistles and abuse leave him confused about the appeal of his bare bum. A friendly trucker named Turbo, teaches him that he won't pick up any girls wearing a bright red sundress. And he nearly runs back home after a gruesome discovery in a barrel at the tip. He calls upon his ancestors for help with shocking results, and he's forced to fight off a mongrel old man in a violent confrontation. A darkened alley full of rats in the city reveals a beautiful girl. Amber's pyjamas are covered in mud and blood and she's stained in tears, and Billy falls in love. It was such a fun and entertaining adventure story. Great gross-out scenes that I loved from the first book. I loved the Aussie lingo. The humor had me laughing out loud in places. Jessica B, USA This writer has done something rare - he's come up with something so original that I can't even compare it to other books. It stands alone. And his humour is really sensational. Jack S, Australia Can't wait for the next in the series as I couldn't put it down. They really are good value. Ann C, UK URBAN HUNTERS is laugh-out-loud, gut-churning, heart-wrenching storytelling at its best. Unlike anything you've ever read, in typical Taaffe fashion. Hilarious as usual. Always surprising. Wonderful