Cart
Free Shipping in Australia
Proud to be B-Corp

Dead and Buried George East

Dead and Buried By George East

Dead and Buried by George East


$20.49
Condition - Very Good
Only 1 left

Summary

Former SB Inspector Jack Mowgley has taken enforced early retirement. An old flame phones to say her husband has gone missing in Bulgaria. Like an ageing knight errant Jack flies to the rescue only to find himself embroiled in a multi-million pound fraud, and mafia involvement.

Dead and Buried Summary

Dead and Buried: A Jack Mowgley Mystery by George East

Former SB Inspector Jack Mowgley has taken enforced early retirement and is scraping a living as a private detective in Normandy. Recovering in a Cherbourg hospital after a hit-and-run attempt on his life, ex colleague and loyal friend Catherine McCarthy arrives with wine, cigarettes and news of an old flame. The wife of an old friend in the Met, Jen Cullan has taken her son to Bulgaria, where his father runs a highly successful business exporting precious golden artefacts from a country with more buried treasures than any other on earth. The problem is that Den Cullan has gone missing. His penthouse is empty and his luxury car and yacht sit unattended in the marina. Like an ageing knight errant, Jack flies to the rescue only to find himself embroiled with corrupt officialdom, the Bulgarian mafia and a multi-million euro fraud and scam to strip the country of its unique and priceless heritage.

About George East

George East is not everyone's idea of an author. After leaving school at 16 with no qualifications, he set out on a varied career path which included (failed) Rock god, Impressionist (house) painter, plumber, welder, demolition engineer, pickled onion manufacturer, private detective, male model, lorry driver, brewer's drayman, PR and Marketing guru, magazine editor, freelance journalist, hotel manager, snooker hall owner, seamstress, night club bouncer, DJ and radio and television presenter and pub landlord. After winning the title of Britain's Worst Publican for two years running, George and his wife Donella decided to see what life across the English Channel had to offer. They bought a ruined mill on ten acres of meadows, woods, streams and mud in Normandy, and set about surviving from self-sufficiency. As they struggled to survive, George wrote a book warning other Brits about the perils of buying property in and moving to live in France. To the surprise of the Easts and the astonishment of their bank managers on both sides of the Channel, Home & Dry in France (A year in Purgatory) was a best-seller. More books about the East's adventures and travels in rural France followed. Then George turned his hand to crime fiction and wrote the Mowgley Crime series about a seedy detective in charge of Portsmouth ferry port. He based the book on his experiences in travelling to and from France, and of his time behind bars when his pub was the local for a squad of CID officers. George continues to travel and write about his experiences and divides his time between France, England and the rest of Europe writing travel and crime books, and, as he says, winkling out the best and cheapest bars and restaurants. To find out more about George and his work, his website can be found at www.george-east.net

Additional information

GOR013450493
9781908747624
1908747625
Dead and Buried: A Jack Mowgley Mystery by George East
Used - Very Good
Paperback
La Puce Publications
20190701
235
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

Customer Reviews - Dead and Buried