| Author: | John Barber | ISBN: | 9781466180765 |
| Publisher: | John Barber | Publication: | June 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | John Barber |
| ISBN: | 9781466180765 |
| Publisher: | John Barber |
| Publication: | June 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In this second part of the Fordhamton Trilogy - secrets some residents thought safe threaten to be uncovered with the reading of Arthur Brown’s will. Thoughts of containing the problems in town are blown apart when Tim Rice, a management trainee at CCS Banking Group is abandoned in a training exercise. His attempts to get back to Oates Hall are sabotaged by events out of his control. He is arrested and released by different police forces and finds himself back in Fordhamton after each setback. He finally becomes the suspected carrier of an outbreak of a nasty virus spread by local bats. When a high class brothel is discovered to be operating in the middle of town Dave Edmunds’ Nemesis, Acting Detective Inspector Miles Davis is sent back to Fordhamton. Davis knows there is a conspiracy afoot but no idea what it is. In his own inimitable style he manages to bring the all the strands of his various investigations to a satisfactory conclusion.
In this second part of the Fordhamton Trilogy - secrets some residents thought safe threaten to be uncovered with the reading of Arthur Brown’s will. Thoughts of containing the problems in town are blown apart when Tim Rice, a management trainee at CCS Banking Group is abandoned in a training exercise. His attempts to get back to Oates Hall are sabotaged by events out of his control. He is arrested and released by different police forces and finds himself back in Fordhamton after each setback. He finally becomes the suspected carrier of an outbreak of a nasty virus spread by local bats. When a high class brothel is discovered to be operating in the middle of town Dave Edmunds’ Nemesis, Acting Detective Inspector Miles Davis is sent back to Fordhamton. Davis knows there is a conspiracy afoot but no idea what it is. In his own inimitable style he manages to bring the all the strands of his various investigations to a satisfactory conclusion.
