Wickedly Funny... 'British Black-humor at its very best.' Set in small town Middle England where nothing nasty should happen, this witty thriller will make you laugh, cry, and question one or two of life's quirkier realities. Lying somewhere between Niall Johnson's and Richard Russo's 'Keeping Mum' and CBS televisions 'Dexter' (a serial killer hero - should you love him or hate him?). 'Cross-dressed to kill' picks up the story of a likeable rogue, a gently camp hairdresser who, disappointed with life and disillusioned with his once glittering career, after he begins chatting neurotically to his contrary reflection in a salon mirror, starts disposing of his most irritating clients. The novel follows its 'hero' through the course of one turbulent year, charting half a dozen unfortunate murders, a host of twists and turns, and ultimately a devastating revenge... andrewlucas.co.uk PAPERBACK NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH AMAZON AND ALL GOOD BOOK RETAILERS. 'British 'Black-humor' at its very best...' 'Quintessentially English, a fab holiday read that had me laughing on the sand and on the edge of my bed last thing before sundown'. Ava Gale - Feb 2011. 'In 'Cross dressed to kill' Andrew Lucas presents us with a baddy indeed, but a nicer, more appealing villain, a serial killer to love, a Sweeney Todd for the 21st century'. Max Southwell - May 2011. 'Easy reading at its very best, a captivating writing style'. Petra Kitto - CGD July 2011. 'Written simply and anecdotally, Cross-dressed to kill is a multifaceted work that will provoke, move, and amuse every reader.' Hartley - Lit FR.