The End of Vandalism

<p><b>'One of the past half-century's finest novels . . . a masterpiece'</b><br><b><i>Independent on Sunday </i></b></p><p>Welcome to Grouse County, somewhere in the Midwest: where the towns are small but the people, their dreams and their eccentricities come in all sizes.</p><p>When Sheriff Dan Norman arrests local troublemaker Tiny Darling for vandalising an anti-vandalism dance, he does not expect much in the way of fallout. But unseen wheels have been set in motion, and lives will be changed: Dan finds love, Tiny loses his wife Louise, and all three travel an epic journey of the heart.</p><p><b>'If you read <i>The End of Vandalism </i>you will become one of those people who try to foist it upon other people, your eyes shining with the unsettling delight of having lived through it'</b><br><b>Jon McGregor, author of <i>Reservoir 13</i></b></p>