Spanish Journals: The Posthumous Diary of an Expat: Part Four - Conclusion

In the fourth and final part of Ernest Postlethwaite’s ground-breaking journal, our hero returns from an unexpectedly eventful trip to England more determined than ever to pursue his dream of achieving total integration into Spanish village life. What could possibly go wrong?

A quietly brilliant, deeply endearing masterpiece

I’ve listened to every volume in the Spanish Journals series, and each one has left me smiling, laughing, and falling in love with Ernest’s dry wit and sharp wit. But nothing prepared me for the ending of this final book. It’s disarming and so unexpectedly intimate that I just sat there stunned when it finished.

Ernest’s voice is humorous, clever, and effortlessly witty. He deserves far more recognition than he ever sought. And my thoughts are with Pamela, whose decision to publish this was a gift to all of us. The writing feels incredibly personal, tender, and beautifully crafted in a way that stays with you long after the last line.

A quiet treasure of a series. Truly unforgettable.