The Girl Downstairs

“Don’t get involved; you’re there to report what is happening not to change it.” . If only Terry Logan the highly esteemed reporter for the Witness had heeded the wise words of his mentor; then friends lovers acquaintances and strangers would have been contented with or resigned to their lot oblivious to the alternatives.So who were the unwitting characters in the crossfire when that single impetuous act set life’s dominoes a-tumbling? It all depends upon their perspective I guess whether they emerged from the mayhem as winners or losers happy or unhappy; dead or alive! If only Terry had been stronger followed his head and not his heart then none of this would have happened; but then he’d never have met The Girl Downstairs …. ‘The Girl Downstairs’ follows the misadventures of a seasoned hack whose characteristic professionalism is called into question when he goes to the rescue of a lady who is screaming in the flat downstairs. The turmoil that follows as they emerge scared from Amsterdam’s Red Light District is exacerbated when he inadvertently knocks off one of the assailants. He enlists the assistance of some reluctant acquaintances and a chase ensues that features police angry pimps and an indignant ex-girlfriend.A thrilling tale of love lust murder and redemption told with poignancy and humour.. “Strong with a nutty flavour and lingering aftertaste.” The Espresso“Quite possibly the worst book I’ve ever read.” The Male on Sunday“The author has a warped mind.” The Son“Embarrassing!” The Daughter“Could do with cutting back.” The Garden“A damn good read a damn good read a damn good read …” The Echo