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Grief

Author:	John B Spencer
Publisher:	London : Do-Not Press, 2003.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : English
Summary:	Simon likes to think of himself as a hand man and he's not about to stand by and watch him mum get ripped off by a smooth estate agent. Nor is he going to lose the love of his life - even if she happens to be his best mate's woman - without a fight. The mate, Ollie, is too busy collecting debts and milking muddled J W Morgan for money to 'dispose of' his ex-wife's new husband (a perverted German surveillance expert called Rolph) to notice. And Lucy the journalist oscillates between a snide lesbian colleague, her evil junky brother and her married estate agent lover. Who, in turn, is trying to get Simon's mother to part with her house.  Read more...
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