Cellars' Market

by Douglas Stewart

Overview

A Wine War breaks out when a top London restaurant discovers that its stock of Grand Cru French wine is plonk and tastes like trash. The importer asks wine expert Bart Fraser to act as an amateur sleuth / private investigator to discover who can be destroying his reputation. But what starts off as UK problem rapidly takes on international dimensions as more plonk appears throughout the USA and even in France. In Fraser’s investigations, Emma, an outrageously zany London journalist, gets involved as the hunt turns sinister with death, mystery and suspense stalking their efforts to bring down the conspirators. Is it the French wine growers cheating? Could it be the merchants in the French wine region stretching the wine – or is it something entirely different? The chase takes Bart across the USA and France in a frantic effort to expose the criminal gangsters. The action-packed climax is of breath-taking proportions leading to the book being optioned for a major movie release.

Cellars’ Market was originally published by the prestigious Collins Crime Club (now part of Harper Collins). This is the original version but now published for the first time as an ebook.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152345384
Publisher:	Douglas Stewart
Publication date:	09/10/2015
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Born in Scotland, Douglas was brought up in England and became a London based international lawyer, later living and practising in the USA. In tandem, he developed a successful career as an internationally read author of mystery thrillers and non-fiction with a chart-topper, an Amazon Best Book of 2014 (and now 2015) and a WH Smith Paperback of the Week to his credit. After originally adopting the pen-name Cameron Ross, he now writes under his own name. The series of books written under the name Cameron Ross are now going to be available shortly as e-books but under the name of Douglas Stewart. He has also published as Brett Morton. He is married with three children.