72 Virgins

72 Virgins is a satirical novel by Boris Johnson, published in 2004, following the misadventures of a Conservative MP and a journalist amidst a terrorist plot.

The novel is a satirical take on contemporary political and social issues.

It explores themes of terrorism, political intrigue, and cultural clashes through humorous and exaggerated scenarios.

The story weaves together elements of farce and political commentary.

While providing a farcical narrative, the book reflects Johnson's views on various topics, including international relations and the media.