The stubborn bastard-Tom SHARPE 
Flowse Lockhart is a young man of good English society strangely high by his grandfather in an isolated mansion of everything, he has incredible knowledge in areas unlikely but knows absolutely nothing about life in society, the opposite sex and, inevitably, nothing about sex at all.
So when love gets involved, he's rather taken aback, especially since the beloved is no more mature than him.
Everything is new and strange to them and they discover each other, at the same time discovering things of life.
Since the time I wanted to read the Tom Sharpe, imagining the author in the lineage of David Lodge, I was extremely disappointed. So disappointed that I could not go through. By dint load the mule, Tom Sharpe's too and it's funny, it's just heavy on the borders of vulgar, although the terminology used remains everything that is most correct. Maybe my choice was not good and that I should retry to try to assess Sharpe, perhaps, but then I need you to give me some essential you think because Tom Sharpe is a prolific writer.
