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Coming Works by Albert Loren
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On No Account |
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E-publishing during 2004 |
Many great discoveries came about because someone refused to accept obvious facts. Unfortunately, a lot of hardship also came about because someone refused to accept certain facts. One fact you can't argue is death. But you can dispute who the dead is - if what's left of him is his teeth... Never say 'what else can go wrong' because it will make something else go wrong. You'd better prepare for the worst. It won't keep things from going wrong, but at least you are prepared. In this turbulent story 'going wrong' is the normal state of affairs... People in control of their temper are usually in advantage position. The icy businessman Dan Allock used to be in perfect control of everything. In this case, his planning was so exact it appeared unreal. But no one is in control of fate, and fate can emerge in any shape. An eyewitness engages Freddy Larson and Robin Webster as go-betweens but their role changes with every new piece of information. When Freddy is mistaken for someone who stole one million British pounds from Dan Allock, he finds a reason to reconsider his decision to open his private investigation agency... |
