More Harm Than Good

✍ Scribed by Grant, Andrew

• Publisher: CreateSpace
• Year: 2012
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 155 KB
• Category: Fiction

✦ Synopsis

Dont mess with a tough guy with time on his hands. Especially if you have secrets to keep. A head injury requires a mandatory health check. Thats Naval Intelligences standard procedure. Covert operative David Trevellyan doesnt like procedure. But he goes along to get along. He agrees to a hospital stay and an MRI. Then someone steals his boots. Mistake. Trevellyan decides to keep himself in the hospital until justice is served. His bosses dont share his priorities, so - in trademark fashion - he takes matters into his own hands. The trap he sets slams shut with ruthless efficiency. But Trevellyan finds hes caught more than a thief. Hes stumbled into a complex, multi-layered conspiracy designed to cause incalculable diplomatic damage. For the first time in his career Trevellyan must operate in his home territory. He approaches the task with his customary vigor. But between criminals on one side and regulations on the other, hes more isolated than ever. And as a virtual stranger in his own land, with the body-count rising and his time running out, hes soon facing the soul-searching question: Is he doing MORE HARM THAN GOOD?

About the Author

Andrew was born in Birmingham, England in May 1968. He went to school in St Albans and attended the University of Sheffield where he studied English Literature and Drama. After graduation Andrew set up and ran a small independent theatre company. Following a critically successful appearance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival Andrew moved into the telecommunications industry as a temporary solution to a short-term cash crisis. Fifteen years later, Andrew became the victim / beneficiary of a widespread redundancy programme. Freed once again from the straight jacket of corporate life, he took the opportunity to answer the question, what if ... ? Andrew is married to novelist Tasha Alexander, and divides his time between Chicago and the UK.