Meeting the perfect woman can have its downsides, as London based PI David Good is about to find out.
Good girls can seem ten-a-penny at times and some people would have you believe they're sweet little things that wouldn't harm a hair on a squirrel's back. And in 1980s south London, private investigator David Good thinks he's been lucky enough to find his very own example of well-behaved perfection.
But he really ought to have known better and it's not long before he finds things are not all he was hoping for. In fact, he's not got much further than a less than intimate lunch for two, when things start to go seriously pear-shaped, and almost terminal.
Join a love-filled Good as he wanders blindly into someone else's nightmare and find out just what it is that ends up leaving such a sour taste in his cynical little mouth.
"Just love the way Ben Westerham writes, love his style, the humour and his normalness, is that a word? Don't care. Great book. Great story and lots of humour worth reading again." Amazon UK review.
This book is part of the David Good, private investigator series, which can be read in any order you like.
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Ben is the author of two crime and mystery series. The David Good private investigator stories are set in 1980s London, featuring a PI in tune with his neck of the woods and in possession of some distinctly pliable morals. The Banbury Cross Murder Mystery stories are classic murder mysteries set in the rural market town of Banbury during the early 1960s, featuring the curmudgeonly Inspector Leslie Dykeman and the irascible Sergeant Stanley Shapes.
Ben's writing places an emphasis on strongly developed characters and invariably comes served with a side-order of humour.
Born in London, Ben now lives in rural Northamptonshire in the English Midlands, with his family and a heavily over-worked computer.
He writes just about every day and some of the resulting stories and other material is made available for free exclusively to readers who register here http://www.benwesterham.com/subscribe/.
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