G. Baxter & Flint

James Bellamy has been to hell and back. Accused of a crime he didn't commit, he fights tooth and nail to prove his innocence. In desperation, he turns to the services of G. Baxter and Flint, private investigators and is, shocked by what they discover. A vengeful, jealous woman, whom James only met briefly, is, prepared for her own daughter to commit perjury if it means he ends up in jail.

One woman's moment of fame on television triggers problems for two people: a vulnerable young woman with everything to live for, and a man, who to keep what happened in his past secret, is tempted to take things to the extreme, including murder if necessary.*Can G. Baxter and Flint, private investigators, sort out this tangled web to the satisfaction of both parties? Or is this just one case too many for our dynamic duo?

When a tramp with an Oxford accent calls on G. Baxter and Flint Private Investigators to find his crossbreed dog, our dynamic duo consider this one case not worth investigating.*However, when pedigree dogs also start disappearing they have a rethink. Should they concentrate on finding the crossbreed with an IQ higher than the average pooch, or treat both cases with equal priority?*After a short discussion, resulting in a division of labor, poo bags at the ready, they go in search of the dognappers.

There are certain cases our dynamic duo will not take on. Kidnapping is one of them, as they both agree: such cases are best handled by the police.*So what is it that makes Joseph Flint change his mind? His partner is at a loss to understand his decision. His failure to answer draws Georgina deeper into the case as it proceeds. You'll be as astounded as Joe and Georgina (affectionately known as George) are.

G. Baxter & Flint, Private Investigators, are two of the best who seldom turn away clients who come to them for help. But when Georgina Baxter takes on a psychopath as a client, she gets more than she bargained for and ends up fighting for her life. Joseph Flint, her partner in the firm, is persuaded to take on a client who he thinks is delusional, a man seeing aliens and flying saucers every time there's a full moon. Flint doesn't believe in UFOs but he investigates regardless, and what he finds out is mind boggling, unbelievable.