In this, the third and final of Philip Ardagh's Unlikely Exploits, the down-trodden McNally family are down-trodden no more. They're quite the opposite, in fact: stinking rich with plans to put the money to good use whilst others, of course, may have different ideas.
This is the Unlikely Exploit in which we discover the remaining McNally children's hidden powers. This is the Unlikely Exploit in which we discover the reasons behind the outbreak of holes riddling the country. This is the Unlikely Exploit in which we discover why the late lamented Mr Maggs had a walking teddy bear and just what its plans are. This is the book Fergal fans have been waiting for . . .
