Grantchester Grind, Tom Sharpe
Condition: VERY GOOD
Publisher: Pan
Publication date: 1996
First published in 1995
Format: Paperback
Pages: 490
About the Book:
Crisis time again at Porterhouse – where crises never come singly.
The formidable Skullion – previously head porter, now elevated to Master – is showing signs of physical frailty after his stroke, though as cunning as ever. So the tricky business of appointing a new Master must start all over again.
Meanwhile the College’s monstrous debts refuse to go away, and a sinister American media mogul seems determined to make a television documentary on the premises, destroying part of the chapel in the process. Moreover, the widow of the previous Master is convinced that her husband was murdered, so she plants an agent in the Senior Common Room to dig up an unpleasant truth that everyone else would prefer kept under the carpet.
Faced with such continuing crisis, the instinct of the true Porterhouse man is to reach for the bottle. . . or to fall back on the subtle and traditional Cambridge skills of blackmail and kidnap. But will these be enough?
