The cover of the new Ross O'Carroll-Kelly has been unveiled this morning and fans will be able to get stuck into Braywatch from September.
Yep, Braywatch is the title of the upcoming Ross O'Carroll-Kelly novel and it's a pretty inspired one, it has to be said. It's the latest in Paul Howard's series of books and will 'celebrate a town we love so well', according to the blurb on DubrayBooks.ie.
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Bray residents will surely be looking to leaf through to see can how many local references they can spot and the book is available to pre-order now. Those who do so will receive the book on September 3, the day of publication, signed by Ross himself. He's not quite on the levels of David Hasselhoff but Bray will just have to make do.
Your copy of Braywatch can be ordered here.
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