Happisburgh High-jinks

by Wentworth M. Johnson

Overview

A clever scheme has been devised to remove original works of art and replace them with imitations, Lord Wessley being the victim of this deceit. Amy and John spend the summer at Happisburgh and slowly unravel the crime. John is a retired detective from Ontario Canada while Amy has the unusual abilities of a feline-whisperer - she can actually communicate with domestic cats at a primitive level. One clue at a time John begins to unravel the mystery, then suddenly a serving girl who is also an artist's model is murdered and Lord Wessley is framed. The murder throws the household into confusion and the Lord is arrested. The art theft appears to be an impossibility, thus the police are not convinced such an event ever took place. The murder on the other hand seems quite obvious.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781484814727
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	05/09/2013
Series:	Wentworth M Johnson Fiction and Non-Fiction
Pages:	252
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.53(d)

About the Author

Wentworth M. Johnson (born 1939) is a Canadian writer of a large number of science fiction and mystery adventure novels. He was born in March, Cambridgeshire, England. W.M. Johnson is the great grandson of William Edward Bourne 1850-1925 (Playwright, dramatist and theatrical producer). In the RAF Wentworth worked with the Ghurkha regiment reclaiming Borneo after it had been invaded by Indonesia and later as navigator with 1125 Marine Craft unit, chasing pirates in the South China Sea. Spent two years in Nairobi on international communications and handed the small station over to the Kenyan Army. Leaving the Royal Air Force in 1967 Wentworth M. Johnson immigrated to Canada and worked in a lumber factory for a short while. He then spent five years working in a munitions factory and laboratory after a disagreement with the boss walked out and immediately got a job with a local television station and worked there for some twenty-eight years, until he took early retirement in the year 2000.Since his retirement he has spent his time building flying scale model aircraft, playing the Bagpipes and any woodwind instrument, collecting British postage stamps and of course he has continued to write. As an author Wentworth M. Johnson lifelong passions have been writing and English history with a love for the medieval period.