Well and Good by Gerald Hammond

Well and Good by Gerald Hammond

Since the death of their mother in a hit-and-run accident, Violet and Jane have been living with Luke Grant, their great-grandfather and his partner Helena. One evening Violets boyfriend goes missing and is finally found badly injured and unconscious. The police investigation follows the suspects to the island of Madeira and uncovers a bizarre and unscrupulous scam.

John Skelton was a rector and ordained priest. He was a court poet for King Henry VII and a tutor to King Henry VIII, as well as a poet laureate at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Gerald Hammond is an English professor at Manchester University. He is the editor of Collected Poems: Richard Lovelace and the author of Fleeting Things and The Creation of the English Bible.