‘The characters grow on you like friends and the revelations and plot twists force you to keep turning the pages… a stunning debut novel’ – Andrew Crofts

‘Rumbold has an incredible talent for getting you invested with the characters’ – Published Moments

‘A Summer Classic’ – Darling Magazine 

‘A tale that immerses all your senses in a sea of vivacity’ – Surrey Hills Radio

‘The moment you start this book you will be hooked. The characters grow on you like friends and tPraise for The Last Fiesta

‘The characters grow on you like friends and the revelations and plot twists force you to keep turning the pages… a stunning debut novel’ – Andrew Crofts

‘Rumbold has an incredible talent for getting you invested with the characters’ – Published Moments

‘A Summer Classic’ – Darling Magazine 

‘A tale that immerses all your senses in a sea of vivacity’ – Surrey Hills Radio

‘The moment you start this book you will be hooked. The characters grow on you like friends and the revelations and plot twists force you to keep turning the pages’ – Muddy Stilettos

‘Part travelogue, and part tale about why sometimes we have to forget the past, it’s easy to understand why The Last Fiesta has been in receipt of so much praise from critics and peers alike. It’s reflective yet tense, poignant, heartbreaking and genuinely intriguing. The best way to describe this novel is ‘utterly remarkable’ – Cestria Magazine 

‘There is a universal quality to the story; how people react to certain situations where old histories, mixed with love, drink, and danger can only lead to an unhappy conclusion’ – The Digital Fix

Amazon Reviews 

‘I couldn't put this book down. The characters are engaging, not necessarily likeable, but they also have a sense of intrigue so you are hooked from the start… I would recommend to anyone’ 

‘A well-written and confident novel…from the outset, we are made to feel there is a simmering undercurrent of tension between the friends. If you like Hemingway, then this could be one for you’

‘A wonderful story, filled with great sadness…I read this in a couple of evenings then had to go back and re-read the beginning just to get it all straight in my mind’

‘A cracking first novel. Strong characters and good pace, it really grips you from the first page’ 

‘Andy has managed to capture the essence of Spain, the intrigue surrounding the relationships amongst the friends and the thrill of the running of the bulls and packaged it all together in a riveting first novel’ 

‘I was captivated’

‘An outstanding first novel with very accurate and beautiful references and descriptions of Spanish traditions and geography! Thoroughly recommend it!’ 

‘One of the most memorable books I have ever read’

‘The tension builds to a dramatic and unexpected climax. Thoroughly recommended!’

’An energetic and eloquent romp through Northern Spain – educative too…’

‘A very impressive debut novel. Perfectly paced to build suspense, with well-drawn characters, natural dialogue, and a tight prose style in keeping with the brooding presence of Hemingway that is felt throughout. Highly recommended’

‘The narrative is both compelling and finely crafted, whilst the journey through the landscape of Spain is beautiful in its imagery and detail’

‘It captures the imagination from the first page and keeps you gripped until the last’

‘Andy Rumbold's debut novel took a grip on me and never let go’

‘A great story of evolving friendships, the twists and turns of youth recounted against a beautifully described backdrop of northern Spain and the clarity of maturity’

he revelations and plot twists force you to keep turning the pages’ – Muddy Stilettos

‘Part travelogue, and part tale about why sometimes we have to forget the past, it’s easy to understand why The Last Fiesta has been in receipt of so much praise from critics and peers alike. It’s reflective yet tense, poignant, heartbreaking and genuinely intriguing. The best way to describe this novel is ‘utterly remarkable’ – Cestria Magazine 

‘There is a universal quality to the story; how people react to certain situations where old histories, mixed with love, drink, and danger can only lead to an unhappy conclusion’ – The Digital Fix

Amazon Reviews 

‘I couldn't put this book down. The characters are engaging, not necessarily likeable, but they also have a sense of intrigue so you are hooked from the start… I would recommend to anyone’ 

‘A well-written and confident novel…from the outset, we are made to feel there is a simmering undercurrent of tension between the friends. If you like Hemingway, then this could be one for you’

‘A wonderful story, filled with great sadness…I read this in a couple of evenings then had to go back and re-read the beginning just to get it all straight in my mind’

‘A cracking first novel. Strong characters and good pace, it really grips you from the first page’ 

‘Andy has managed to capture the essence of Spain, the intrigue surrounding the relationships amongst the friends and the thrill of the running of the bulls and packaged it all together in a riveting first novel’ 

‘I was captivated’

‘An outstanding first novel with very accurate and beautiful references and descriptions of Spanish traditions and geography! Thoroughly recommend it!’ 

‘One of the most memorable books I have ever read’

‘The tension builds to a dramatic and unexpected climax. Thoroughly recommended!’

’An energetic and eloquent romp through Northern Spain – educative too…’

‘A very impressive debut novel. Perfectly paced to build suspense, with well-drawn characters, natural dialogue, and a tight prose style in keeping with the brooding presence of Hemingway that is felt throughout. Highly recommended’

‘The narrative is both compelling and finely crafted, whilst the journey through the landscape of Spain is beautiful in its imagery and detail’

‘It captures the imagination from the first page and keeps you gripped until the last’

‘Andy Rumbold's debut novel took a grip on me and never let go’

‘A great story of evolving friendships, the twists and turns of youth recounted against a beautifully described backdrop of northern Spain and the clarity of maturity’