The stakes couldn’t be higher in the poker service in the Russian Unorthodox Church over the chip shop: Ottoman Ozgur is after a crucial Greek recipe, but risks getting Stavro’s dreaded daughter instead.
Up the High Street, retired light-heavyweight ‘Shakespeare’ O’Brien’s Oxford Academy of Higher Learning could be about to lose its only student to the Chinese Secret Service. The Rev. ‘Sunshine’ Jackson’s Boys’ Club isn’t doing much better, so if the juvenile delinquents won’t join him, he’ll have to join them…
Book One in the Pissevin series
Three Men in a Boat meets A Year In Provence.
For once in his life Tweed is feeling bold. He’s had enough of the dreadful headmaster. He’s heading for a quaint village in France with woodwork teacher Jolly and the school Matron, Alice Longbottom. Tweed’s idea is to winkle out the villagers’ secrets and write a colourful bestseller. But they’ll need to pass themselves off as French, and there’s just one problem: Alice doesn’t speak the language…
