Michael Sellers Knihy

Derek Fowlds is knows the world over for his countless appearances in many household favourite television drams and films. From apprentice printer to armed forces disc jockey, from the West End to Broadway, from silver screen to worldwide television fame, Derek's career has seen him work alongside some of the greatest names in showbiz. He appeared in films with Alec Guinness, Kenneth More, Gina Lollobrigida and Dirk Bogarde. He shook Sinatra's hand. He has appeared on screen or state with Laurence Harvey, Helen Mirren, Daniel Craig, and Benedict Cumberbatch. Then there's also been a note or two with Gary Barlow and Simon Le Bon. On TV, a whole generation embraced "Mr Derek" when he appeared alongside the outspoken Basin Brush, and a nation laughed at the classic BBC comedy 'Yes Minister', in which he starred alongside Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne. He also played Oscar Blaketon in eighteen series of the still hugely popular 'Heartbeat' series. With his heart resting easily on his sleeve Derek talks candidly about his personal life, his adored mother and sister, his two wives, his many lovers and his one true love. It is a story that swings from triumph to bitter disappointment, from glorious unadulterated joy to appalling tragedy.

The narrative follows Fane Roskill's journey from 1920s England to the diverse landscapes of Australia and New Guinea, ultimately leading into the tumultuous backdrop of the Japan war. It explores themes of adventure, resilience, and the impact of global conflict on personal lives. Through Roskill's experiences, the story delves into the cultural and historical shifts of the era, highlighting the challenges and transformations faced during a time of significant upheaval.

A perfect life unravels for Jack Bowes after a cancer diagnosis leads to shocking revelations that strain his relationship with his fiancée, revealing dark family secrets of rape and incest. As scandal erupts, Jack seeks refuge in the tropics, only to find himself entangled in a web of sexual and political pressures that further complicate his existence. The story explores themes of personal struggle, the impact of hidden truths, and the quest for solace amidst chaos.

The story revolves around Arthur, who is oblivious to the presence of his visitors, casting doubt on their reality. As the narrative unfolds, themes of perception and imagination are explored, inviting readers to question what is real and what is merely a figment of one’s mind. The interactions with these visitors challenge Arthur’s understanding of his own world, leading to a deeper exploration of solitude and connection.

The plot centers on Lady Selve's efforts to stop her daughter Alexandra from bequeathing their family inheritance to a religious sect. To achieve this, she hires Cal to change her daughter's mind. As Cal delves deeper into the sect's activities, he uncovers disturbing truths about its dark nature, leading to a conflict between familial loyalty and the dangers of blind faith.

Set against the backdrop of the Islands and Highlands, this story follows Cal Fisher, a laid-back yet determined private detective. He navigates a perilous world filled with murder, mistresses, and malt whisky, while also confronting counterfeiting, illegal drugs, and arson. The plot intricately weaves together these elements, showcasing Cal's unorthodox approach to solving mysteries in a hazardous environment. Cheers to a thrilling adventure!

The story follows private investigator Cal Fisher, who, despite his seemingly inefficient methods, proves to be effective in solving cases. This new adventure builds on Michael Sellers' established character, promising intrigue and engaging detective work as Fisher navigates challenges in his unique style.