Singer and Cash had invited him up to the Manor house for yet another formal dinner, but Marshall had begged off. He couldn't quite understand how Singer could eat so much rich food, and have so many idle conversations with so many boring, painted people ( Read more... )

It's a good thing Spencer and Bob like Alex, because the first few weeks that they move into the Manor, he spends an awful lot of time there. When they're alone, they discuss the probability that the little slip of a kid is vetting them ( Read more... )

Ian should have known that the longer he stayed in the City, the more likely it was that the law would catch up to him. And after chasing him across the Continent, the police weren't inclined to listen to any wanderer's stories of a set-up, how he was an innocent man framed for the crime he was accused of but didn't commit ( Read more... )