Microwave Man

Jonathan Gornall is divorced with a grown-up son but young enough for his looks to be largely intact, his libido is stronger than ever. How does society view a forty-seven-year-old single man? How easy is it for him to meet women? Should your son have to give you a lecture on your dissolute lifestyle? This book has the answer for these questions.

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As instantly satisfying as a three-minute spag bol from the Tesco finest range, is it a bird? No - it's several and they're all annoyed. Is he more powerful than a locomotive? Possibly not - but he can polish off any number of Ginsters Buffet Bars. Is it faster than a speeding bullet? It happens to the best of us - even Men of Steel. Jonathan Gornall is a twenty-first century man. Divorced with a grown-up son but young enough for his looks to be largely intact, his libido is stronger than ever. Far from life being over, the adventures of Microwave Man have only just begun ...How does society view a forty-seven-year-old single man? How easy is it for him to meet women - and particularly of the younger variety? Should your son ever have to give you a lecture on your dissolute lifestyle? Is it ever too late to find real love? "Microwave Man" has at least some of the answers, in the hilariously honest and often poignant memoir of a grey-haired superhero in a new age of relationships.