The Club of Death

by Ben Westerham

Overview

Money can buy you many things but immortality isn’t one of them.

Business titan, Henry Graball, has it all. Money, power, status. None dare challenge him, whatever the justification. At least, that is how he sees the world and why not?

When his dead body is found at the venue of the extravagant party he has thrown to celebrate his success, it is clear there is someone out there who sees things very differently indeed.

When so many people have good reason to wish ill of the bullying, immoral and self-obsessed businessman, Inspector Leslie Dykeman and Sergeant Stanley Shapes find themselves engaged on a case many would rather they never solve. Could this turn out to be one case where the killer gets clean away or will the two policemen rise to the challenge, despite the obstacles placed in their way? Buy your copy of The Club of Death now to find out for yourself.

The Club of Death is the second in a classic murder mystery series set in and around the Oxfordshire town of Banbury in the early 1960s.

Classic murder mysteries from the pen of British author Ben Westerham.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163398270
Publisher:	Ben Westerham
Publication date:	11/28/2019
Series:	The Banbury Cross Murder Mysteries , #2
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	333,203
File size:	294 KB

About the Author

Ben is the author of two crime and mystery series. The David Good private investigator stories are set in 1980s London, featuring a PI in tune with his neck of the woods and in possession of some distinctly pliable morals. The Banbury Cross Murder Mystery stories are classic murder mysteries set in the rural market town of Banbury during the early 1960s, featuring the curmudgeonly Inspector Leslie Dykeman and the irascible Sergeant Stanley Shapes.

Ben's writing places an emphasis on strongly developed characters and invariably comes served with a side-order of humour.

Born in London, Ben now lives in rural Northamptonshire in the English Midlands, with his family and a heavily over-worked computer.

He writes just about every day and some of the resulting stories and other material is made available for free exclusively to readers who register here http://www.benwesterham.com/subscribe/.

For more information please visit www.benwesterham.com.