When I am asked what it is I am proud of in this new publication, I often have to sit and think.
I am proud of the public exposure and the reality of arms trading which I have been able to reveal, in my new novel Judas Goat - The Kennet Narrow Boat Mystery, but I am also pleased that the story - as it progresses - does not dehumanize our Thames Valley detective, Chief Inspector Michael Lambert. Throughout this investigation he somehow retains his self respect and dignity, despite the deception with which he is constantly faced, and the practiced lies which surround him. To find out more, visit my website and see what is on offer:-
www.patrickbrigham.co.uk
I am proud of the public exposure and the reality of arms trading which I have been able to reveal, in my new novel Judas Goat - The Kennet Narrow Boat Mystery, but I am also pleased that the story - as it progresses - does not dehumanize our Thames Valley detective, Chief Inspector Michael Lambert. Throughout this investigation he somehow retains his self respect and dignity, despite the deception with which he is constantly faced, and the practiced lies which surround him. To find out more, visit my website and see what is on offer:-
www.patrickbrigham.co.uk
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