The Life Assistance Agency finds itself at a loss after returning from their latest adventures in Europe. Ben intends to stay away from anything involving Angels but pressing rent demands in London forces the agency to accept an invitation to write the biography of a self-deluded singer from defunct rave group Elev-8. At his mansion in Sussex they meet his right-hand man Billy `blind' Fury, a retired wrestler, and his beautiful secretary Amber. Both of whom have plans for the Life Assistance Agency far beyond writing down half-recalled anecdotes from the early 90s pop charts...trouble soon ensues involving secret societies, scrying and abandoned American theme parks. For everyone concerned, there's unfinished business.
The Life Assistance Agency: `The most important book since How to Avoid Huge Ships by Cpt. John. W. Trimmer.'
Unfinished Business is the second novel in an increasingly well-described trilogy.
Author Biography
Thomas Hocknell is from Kent and lives in London. He has been a social worker, car salesman and gardener. He attended the Faber Academy and Unfinished Business is his second novel following the bestselling The Life Assistance Agency. His regular Idle Blogs of an Idle Fellow aims to embrace random topics of modern living, but mostly complains about other people's inability to make decent tea. He also writes for Classic Pop magazine, the Good Men Project and The Line of Best Fit.
