‘Dry, witty, sad, funny and amazingly frank.’

E.M.  Rozelle, NSW

‘I really liked the subtext as well as the story.’

K.S. Annandale, NSW

‘Wanderlust talks about things that people think but do not say.’

M.B. Coogee, NSW

‘I liked the surprise of it, the feeling that anything could happen. 

There is a time in life when one enters any open door. 

I guess that’s how you grow up.’ R.W. Leura, NSW 

'The humour and the entertaining bits make one laugh out loud, but underlying this is the layer of pathos and longing. Hyperbole confronts understatement; sensitive and poetic passages of intense sympathy contrast with brutal reality.' A.R. Applecross, WA

'Philosophical but not academic. A good read. A tribute to women.'
S.A Glebe, NSW

'Many of us have memories of our own innocence abroad.'
E.B. Roseville, NSW

'What a mixture! An awkward Aussie, a few screwball mates and four fascinating women. I don't think I've ever read a book before that so revealingly describes the influence a woman can have on a man - for better and for worse!' J.P Murrumbeena, Vic

'Highly entertaining.' R.I Paddington, NSW