Customer Reviews
An Excellent Read - By: Mrs. B. Lace, 20 Jul 2008 
After reading Narrow Dog to Carcassonne I was eager to read Narrow Dog to Indian River & I wasn't dissappointed. It was absorbing & humorous & made me laugh out loud at times. For anyone interestedin Travel and/ or Canal Boating this is a must & would be an excellent holiday read. Terry, Monica & Jim are an intrepid trio & I hope there is more to come. B. Lace
I didn't want it to end..... - By: M. MCLEAN, 17 Jul 2008 
As with Narrow Dog to Carcassonne - I didn't want this book to end. I looked forward to reading not too many pages every night (tried to spin it out longer).It is a joyful,easy & happy read which really captures the character & characters of the Deep South & their strange but hospitable ways. Good Luck & thanks to the crew of the Phyllis May - I am looking forward to your next journey!
really good read - By: Joan Cecil, 01 Jul 2008 
Having enjoyed the first (Carcassone)book so much, I was apprehensive while waiting for this follow-up - they are sometimes disappointing . Not so with Terry, he has the knack of making you feel that you are travelling along with him, & always has a vein of humour running through, even when telling of daunting events. A really good read - my preference for "Carcassone" is just my love of France, this book is equally as good.Next please, Terry!
Narrow Dog to Indian River - By: D. Townson, 29 Jun 2008 
A really well written & amusing book. After ND to Carcasonne I awaited this latest edition & was not disappointed although perhaps I was expecting more travel anecdotes after the previous book & as I live within 3 hours drive of Carcasonne & on the Canal Lateral which flows through the town I felt I knew the area they were travelling through. Not so perhaps with Florida as the only bit I know is Fort Lauderdale & that never got a mention. However I recomend the book as a good read & what's next?
Can I crew? - By: P. Burchett, 24 Jun 2008 
Just read both (Carcassonne & Indian river) for the second time.. Loved them first time, even better the second. I wonder how Monica puts up with Terry sometimes. The humor deserves rereading, as some of us of slightly slower brains might miss something the first time through.
An excellent book, well written. I could believe I was there!