Having taken redundancy from his bank trading career on very generous terms before the economy came crashing down, Phillip Everett made the decision to become a private detective. His new career leads him into the brutal world of dog-fighting and then searching for the missing daughter of a Russian billionaire in the streets and brothels of Amsterdam. He is ambushed by angry pimps who think he is trying to undermine their influence and faces the fact that he is likely to be the next body found floating in one of the canals. His many and varied love encounters, including his accidental visit to a degrading sex party, were followed by a nerve-wracking test to see if he had contracted AIDS. His next case takes him to Moscow and an unpleasant death faces him after being trapped by the Russian mafia boss. Might this have been a journey too far? Discover the meaning of the book's title, If Not You, Then Who?
Author Biography
Steven Peterson was born in Poland, and his early life was described in his autobiography To Russia and Beyond. He met and married his wife Anne and later left the British Army in 1960. They have two children, a daughter and a son, and four granddaughters. On leaving the Army, he spent most of his working career with IBM (28 years) and, following early retirement, later started writing books. He and his wife live in Bexleyheath, near London.
