The book continues the adventures of Dickie Forsythe, now married to Melissa, the daughter of Sir David Warlock Brown and major shareholder of the bank where Dickie works as a Japanese Fund manager.
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The book continues the adventures of Dickie Forsythe, now married to Melissa, the daughter of Sir David Warlock Brown and major shareholder of the bank where Dickie works as a Japanese Fund manager. The book introduces the highly dysfunctional Wellard family and show their trials and tribulations as they become embroiled in the Lloyds of London Asbestos scandal. Lady Rose is saved by the artistic genius of her head gardener and his family. Eventually they join forces with the Caligula Club to help bring about the collapse of communism and exact revenge on Lloyds. Dickie too is dragged reluctantly into this greatest of perilous adventures. Will he survive his mission? Will he survive his father-in-law? Will he fi nd love or a shallow grave? Read on to see revealed the most closely held secrets behind this momentous period in world history and Dickie Forsythe’s role in it. Beware people in cheap M & S suits with umbrellas reading over your shoulder.
“At last the secrets behind the overthrow of communism are revealed! Jolly well done Dickie!”
“Niet! It cannot be true! All my lovely antiques - fakes! I shall reload my umbrella immediately!”
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“If I finds it were you messing with me Mrs, Jack, I’ll rip your rollocks off, Lard or no Lard, sees if I don’t”
Purple faced yokel swigging from scrumpy container in Taunton High Street
“The Sabines is absolutely secret and absolutely sacred. You are already dead”
a drop dead gorgeous lady with curves you have to see to believe
“Why do you hate the Swiss? We are a peace loving people who just happen to be rather better than you at tennis.”
Urbane banker, white socks intermittently showing.
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