In "Time Added On", George Hook tells the surprising and sometimes shocking story of the man behind the irrepressible image. He describes his complicated childhood in a poor area of Cork city, his disastrous business career, a career that led to financial and marital ruin and brought him to the brink of suicide, his salvation in rugby, and his emergence as a controversial pundit and one of Ireland's leading broadcasters. "Time Added On" is the inspiring, provocative and unputdownable story of a man who believed he had failed as a son, a father, a husband and a businessman, but who saved his marriage and put his life right at an age when many would have decided it was too late for second chances.