Massive cultural shifts, historic sports moments, and significant geopolitical transitions defined the landmark year of 1966. England won the World Cup for the first and only time, and the world said goodbye to Walt Disney, who died aged 65.
Meanwhile PM Franklin was busy learning the art of chatting up girls with humour and confidence. A life skill. He got himself a job, too.
Who killed Postman Pat?
Will DI Donald ‘Dixie’ Dean finally solve a crime?
Read this nailbiting novel and you might just found out.
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I have read all of Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club books, which partly gave me the idea of Scumbusters. Rather than OAPs solving murders, I was an OAP committing murders....
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Another gruesome murder for Inspector Dixie Dean to solve.
Why did it happen? Who did it? Why did they do it?
Just some of the difficult questions for the inept detective and his team. Has he got it in him to solve this one?
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Jeff has just left uni after four years. His parents want him to get a job, not hang around the house. The only job he was offered was on the help desk of a facilities management firm. This turned out to be an experience he wasn’t expecting. This book does contain some adult humour. All my books are read at your own risk. Please keep out of reach of children.
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Not suitable reading for adults easily upset or embarrassed by matters of life and the body.
Please keep out of reach of children
Not so much the poet laureate
More the poet toilette
You thought poetry was boring… think again...
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Finding the right man is proving a huge challenge for Cynthia Ursula Meadows who, bored with meaningless conquests, is looking for marriage material. Will she be successful?
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Need a laugh?
In this book, Paul Franklin presents six adult short stories about recently retired Mitch in the style of those great comics of the past. He tackles life's situations with satisfying results. Coping with enforced retirement is not easy for Mitch, nor his long suffering wife. His trials and tribulations will ring true with those of you in the same position. Please be warned that the stories contain some adult humour, which some readers may find embarrassing. If so, you really should get out more. One thing's for sure, after reading this, you'll think twice about your next job opportunity....
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