Praise for Steve Rosse's previous books: "As good as any writer I have read on the expatriate experience." David Lida - author of First Stop in the New World: Mexico City, Capital of the 21st Century"Wistful, laugh-out-loud funny, and unsparingly honest." Janet Brown, author of "Tone Deaf in Bangkok." "Poignant, ironic, heartbreakingly sad, savagely funny." James Eckardt, author of "Waylaid by the Bimbos." "There's some humor in all of this and a bit of savvy." Bernard Trink in The Bangkok Post "A keen eye for the foibles of both expats and Thais." Joe Cummings, author of "Lonely Planet Thailand" "Touching, insightful and humorous... consistently the best I have ever read." Jerry Hopkins, author of "Thailand Confidential" "A pleasing blend of humor and shrewd comment." Roger Crutchley in the Bangkok Post "The writing is crisp and light. An enjoyable read." Stickmanbangkok.com "A very observant and keenly descriptive writer." The Chiang Mai Mail "His stories have the rare ring of truth and some of them have the added bonus of being very funny." William Warren, author of "Jim Thompson, the Unsolved Mystery"