Bold Counsel (The Trials Of Sarah Newby) - Plot & Excerpts
Broken GlassDETECTIVE CHIEF Inspector Will Churchill was a very different man from his retired colleague, Detective Superintendent Robert Baxter. Churchill was young, in his mid thirties, suave, well dressed, and single. His bachelor status was a source of mystery to some, envy to others. Since his arrival in York he had become notorious for the string of nubile young women who seemed to accompany him on adventure holidays. Photographs of these girls, waterskiing, hang-gliding, or windsurfing, succeeded each other with bewildering rapidity on the wall of his office. Each looked attractive and daring, but none seemed to stay with him long. Perhaps it was his technique, the gossips whispered; he wasn’t man enough to satisfy them. Or perhaps it was his ambition; he was seeking perfection in women and couldn’t be satisfied with less, just as he aimed high in his career and would never be satisfied until he reached the top.If Baxter had once shared this ambition, it was almost the only thing the two men had in common.
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