James had read of the shooting in London and apart from the odd phone call he never heard from his brother Vincent, unless of course he wanted his share of the takings from The Crutchleys. He had his eye on Lord Wren"s daughter Jane that day at Newmarket even though she was still only eighteen. After introductions James offered to give her a grand tour of The Crutchleys and, as she was interested in horses, a tour of the stables, which she readily accepted. Since he was seeing less and less of Justine he took a liking to Jane even though he was a lot older. She had a trim little figure that James became aware of on her visit to his ancestral home. "Perhaps you might like to spend the weekend here and we can get so
