The Face Of Death (Barney Thomson) - Plot & Excerpts
Legal Attachés Damien Crow and Lara Cameron, the FBI's representatives in London, England, had been granted authority to become involved in the investigation. Well out of their remit, but the horrible nature of the crime and the uproar that it had caused in their homeland – it'd been a slow news day, with even the Broncos' pasting at the hands of the Patriots making the front page of the New York Times – had led the ambassador in London to seek immediate representation to have two of his officers included in the case.And so they arrived in Strathpeffer at 1015hrs and by the type of strange coincidence that now seemed to be haunting Barney Thomson's life, they booked into the Highland Inn. Crow was tall and thin, his face vaguely reminiscent of Zeppo Marx, his hair shaved brutally close to the scalp, his eyes dark and sombre. Cameron was a massively attractive woman, robustly built, full buttocked and breasted, lips that could suck a basketball through a straw, blonde hair cut in a lovely bob that circled her face, and tremendously erotic feet, if you're into that sort of thing.
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