It's a mystery to his colleagues how Jack Mowgley reached the rank of Detective Inspector. Some reckon the eccentric detective had something juicy on those above him. In the first Mowgley Mystery, the resolutely unapologetically out-of-date policeman learns that a passenger has gone missing on a ferry crossing to Cherbourg.

About the Author
While trying out a number of life options, George East scraped a living as a private detective, film and TV extra, club bouncer and DJ, demolition worker, brewer's drayman, magazine editor, pickled onion manufacturer, snooker club owner, publican, failed rock god, TV and radio presenter, PR and marketing supremo, seamstress and the world's first and probably only professional bed tester. He gained his knowledge of police procedure and attitudes as a result of a number of arrests for violent behaviour in his extreme youth. In the 1980s, he gained an understanding and liking of plain-clothes policemen while running an inner-city pub which acted as a local (and once as a murder room) for a whole station's-worth of C.I.D. officers. This is the first Inspector Mowgley Mystery in what his publishers trust will be a series almost as long as the list of the author's past endeavours to turn a mainly honest crust.


Book Information
ISBN 9781908747051
Author George East
Format Paperback
Page Count 250
Imprint La Puce Publications
Publisher La Puce Publications
Weight(grams) 249g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 13mm