Falmouth GazetteDriving into Falmouth that morning Ian Chandler had a relaxed feeling. My life is so stress-free now. All those bloody years traipsing from place to place around the world, as a journalist and foreign correspondent, working for national newspapers!
John Andrews, who had been the Gazette’s editor for the past six years, glanced up as Ian opened his door.
“Ah! morning Ian. How did the weekend divorce summit go with Diane? See you still got your shirt on your back.”
“Only just! John, only just! Well, what’s happening this bright and lovely Monday morning? Any exciting events, like Pendennis Castle under siege from the Falmouth Brownies.”
“Oh! Very amusing. But, I do have a job for you. It seems someone very wealthy has purchased Trevallis Manor Estate up at Pine Cr
