“Bardsley renders the absurd credible in his hilarious ‘Bob Watson.’ … One of the more zany and imaginative novels to arrive on bookstore shelves.” — San Jose Mercury News

“A madcap, riotous adventure. … Bardsley excels at fast-paced, observational wit that manages to poke fun at our modern life while adding a little heart.” — Booklist

“A fresh satire that is both spot-on and hilarious.” — Tim Dorsey, New York Times bestselling author of  Florida Roadkill

“The most fun book I’ve read in a long, long time.” — Jessica Anya Blau, bestselling author of The Trouble with Lexie

“Likably wry and dementedly screwball.” — Lou Berney, Edgar Award winning author of November Road and The Long and Faraway Gone

“For those who have resented sitting through drawn-out, tedious work meetings, Greg Bardsley’s second novel will immediately strike a chord. … Through his colorful, cinematic lens, even the most mundane settings contain hilarity and humanity.” — Shelf Awareness

“Pays homage to all the worker bees stuck in corporate meetings. Goes awry with mistaken identity and mayhem.” — Fort Worth Star-Telegram

“Greg Bardsley has a keen sense of the absurdity of everyday life, particularly Corporate America. But he gets the real things right, too, like all the messy stuff that makes us human. My advice: ditch your next meeting and start reading. You won’t regret it.” — Matthew Norman, author of We’re All Damaged

“Fasten your seatbelt. THE BOB WATSON is a madcap race against time and conflicting priorities in California’s go-go Silicon Valley—a raucous parody of the valley’s twisted family and corporate values.” – Al Riske, author of Precarious, Sabrina’s Window, and The Possibility of Snow

“The Bob Watson is wonderfully inventive, decidedly absurd, and sidesplittingly funny. I pulled a ‘Bob Watson’ – abandoning friends, family and work – and raced through it in a day.” – Mark Richardson, author of Hunt for the Troll