"A cracker of a novel . . . superbly edgy writing and terrific humour."—The Times (London)
Ex-PI Robin Llywelyn wakes up handcuffed to a hospice bed, full of morphine and with a fading memory as the cancer closes in. Unfortunately, he leaves a lot of loose ends. Prosecuted for crimes he can't remember committing and pursued by cops and criminals alike, he discovers that a hidden fortune is waiting. Llywelyn's last case sees him in a race against the reaper to score the final haul.
Robert Lewis' previous books include The Last Llanelli Train and The Swansea Terminal.