Harry Carry

· Troubador Publishing Ltd
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Following a near death experience, Harold Carey develops the ability to faultlessly memorise information about antiques. But Harry is facing financial ruin, due to the scheming of his corrupt bank manager, a neighbouring landowner, and a violent crime boss who need his smallholding in order to develop a giant business park.

Harry’s situation is further complicated by the involvement of the Intelligence Services, who commissioned a psychologist to develop subliminal memory techniques, which Harry was accidently exposed to while in a coma.

After several attempts to pressure Harry into selling, the local police get involved. Corrupt police officers, in the pocket of another criminal organisation, leads to a deadly reckoning between the rival gangs.

Harry’s friends rally round, and with the arrival of a hitherto unknown sibling, resolve to help Harry overcome his problems.

Following a near death experience, Harold Carey develops the ability to faultlessly memorise information about antiques. But Harry is facing financial ruin, due to the scheming of his corrupt bank manager, a neighbouring landowner, and a violent crime boss who need his smallholding in order to de...

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About the author

Brian McDonald lives in Forres, Scotland. He has recently published a book of short stories, Ever Hoping, in aid of Alzheimer’s research. Brian has written and performed comic Doric sketches in Scottish theatres, and as a founding member of forWORDS Writers, he regularly contributes to various anthologies.

Brian McDonald lives in Forres, Scotland. He has recently published a book of short stories, Ever Hoping, in aid of Alzheimer’s research. Brian has written and performed comic Doric sketches in Scottish theatres, and as a founding member of forWORDS Writers, he regularly contributes to various an...

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