by David Wishart (Author)
'I need a favour from you, Corvinus. Do what Occusia asks, and I'll be very grateful. Very grateful indeed. Turn her down, or fudge things, and - watch my lips here, please - you'll wish that you'd never been born. Your choice, absolutely no pressure. You understand?' Four years down the line, and Sempronius Eutacticus is still the charming, good-natured organized-crime boss that he was when they last met. Now his stepson has gone missing, and he wants Corvinus to trace him. Not that it should be difficult: young Titus has simply run off to join his uncle's acting troupe, and there really is no cause for concern. Until, of course, his body turns up. Novella length; the thirteenth book in the Marcus Corvinus series.
Author Biography
David Wishart studied Classics at Edinburgh University. After teaching Latin and Greek in school for four years he retrained as a teacher of English as a Foreign Language and lived and worked abroad, in Kuwait, Greece and Saudi Arabia. He returned to Scotland with his family in 1990 and now lives with his wife Rona in Carnoustie.