Three Men and a Goat (To Say Nothing Of The Taxi)

What happens when a British Travel Writer, a Tibetan Buddhist Monk, and a Hindu Goat herder on the way to celebrate a religious festival, meet in a taxi in Nepal?

The hilarious resulting story, "Three Men And A Goat" (to say nothing of the taxi), is based on the travel experiences of Casper J Amos, and written by author Alan Macmillan Orr with Casper Amos and pays homage to Jerome K Jerome's classic work, but set in Kathmandu not the River Thames, with the rowing boat replaced by A Suzuki Taxi, and a Goat replacing the dog. In actual fact this book is nothing like Jerome K Jerome's work. He'll be pleased about that, and so will our lawyers worried about being accused of plagiarism

Grab yourself a ringside seat for the adventure of the year soon to be a major motion picture.
Jump in the little taxi with Casper, his companions; and his faithful driver Hari the Taxi, on the ride of his life.

In this dark comedy expect the unexpected in this hilarious story of Himalayan misadventure and more twists and turns than a Nepali mountain road.

You will love it this book, if you like stories of adventure, coupled with some serious drinking, sexual fantasies, and animal sacrifices thrown in for good measure.

Animal Welfare Note: Several Animals were hurt/maimed/beheaded during the making of the book, but the authors had no hand in it, you will be pleased to hear, although as the protagonist points out, it was their own fault for being so trusting of humans!