Deadbeat - Makes You Stronger

Max and Tom are old, old friends, once actors. Tom now owns a jazz nightclub called Deadbeat which, as well as being their source of income, is also something of an in-joke. In a dark suburban churchyard one night they see a group of men are loading a coffin into the back of a van. But, why would you be taking a full coffin away from a graveyard and, more importantly, why is the occupant still breathing? Tom and Max are on the case. God help us... Cover; Also by Guy Adams; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Part One; Chapter 1; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 2; Scene 1. Tom; Chapter 3; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 4; Scene 1. Tom; Chapter 5; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 6; Scene 1. Tom; Chapter 7; Scene 1. Max; Part Two; Chapter 8; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 9; Scene 1. Tom; Part Three; Chapter 10; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 11; Scene 1. Max; Part Four; Chapter 12; Part Five; Chapter 13; Scene 1. Tom; Chapter 14; Scene 1. Tom; Chapter 15; Scene 1. Snowdon; Chapter 16; Scene 1. Tom; Chapter 17; Scene 1. Len; Chapter 18; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 19; Scene 1. Max; Chapter 20 Max and Tom are old, old friends, who used to be actors. Tom now owns a jazz club called Deadbeat which, as well as being their source of income, is also something of an in-joke. In a dark suburban churchyard one night they see a group of men loading a coffin into the back of a van. But, why would you be taking a full coffin away from a graveyard and, more importantly, why is the occupant still breathing? Tom and Max are on the case. God help us... Max and Tom are old, old friends, who used to be actors. Tom now owns a jazz club called Deadbeat which, as well as being their source of income, is also something of an in-joke. In a dark suburban churchyard one night they see a group of men loading a coffin into the back of a van. But, why would you be taking a full coffin away from a graveyard and, more importantly, why is the occupant still breathing? Tom and Max are on the case. God help us .. Max and Tom are old, old friends, once actors. Tom now owns a jazz nightclub called Deadbeat which, as well as being their source of income, is also something of an in-joke. In a dark suburban churchyard one night they see a group of men are loading a coffin into the back of a van. But, why would you be taking a full coffin away from a graveyard and, more importantly, why is the occupant still breathing? Tom and Max are on the case. God help us .. Max and Tom are old, old friends, who used to be actors. Tom now owns a jazz nightclub called Deadbeat which, as well as being their source of income, is also something of an in-joke. In a churchyard one night they see men loading a coffin into the back of a van. Scene 1. TomScene 2. Max; Scene 3. Tom; Scene 4. Max; Scene 5. Douggie; Scene 6. Tom; Scene 7. Tom; Chapter 21; Scene 1. Snowdon; Chapter 22; Scene 1. Max; Excerpt Deadbeat: Dogs of Waugh; Chapter 1; Scene 1. Max; About the Author; Also Available from Titan Books