Lady Carolyne Dryden is a brilliant and gifted young woman operating a policy auction house in London for her father. Late one evening she is brutally assaulted, robbed, and left to die. A few days later two bodies are found in the same house the assault took place. Others follow, and a sewer of corruption contained beneath the razzamatazz of a General Election leads to shattering revelations and murderous passions; causing her well-organised world to turn into an arena of pursuit and terror, and where the only certainty is that nothing is certain. Bursting with insight into the seedy, sleazy world of political funding, Foxy Lady leads the reader totally believing through all its unbelievable twists and turns until its astonishing climax. Optima corrupta pessima. 'The best things corrupted become the worst.'
About the Author: Rags Daniels was Born into a working class family, the second of four children, Salford 1944. Migrated South 1956. Wild and curious, he ran off to London where he met the majority of the characters he writes about. The swinging sixties and early seventies played a major roll in his insatiable thirst for adventure, and against a backdrop of mini-skirts, mod's, rockers and Muhammad Ali, bore witness to an era of crazy fads, culminating in Britain's first ever woman Prime Minister in 1979. And of whom Lord Acton said, 'Absolute power corrupts absolutely, ' and by the end of her era, Thatcher was case in point. And while the Nation paddled through rubbish, bodies unburied, strikes, power cuts, spiralling inflation, limited working weeks, abysmal production, etc, etc, the real money was going into the pockets of fraudulent corporate boards and City Yuppies. Worked in Stavanger, Norway on timber frame construction where he met John Millen a naval architect who designed Pearl Harbour after the war. Became a 'minder' for his mother-in-law both on and off his motor yacht in which he and his wife toured the world. Returned home, attended Brunel University and passed I.O.C.W.(GB)inc, exams. Worked for Borough Architects Dept. Resigned, got married, built own house while running several companies. Designed a cold roll forming mill in India and a tiger compound in Nepal for the World Wild Life Trust. Widowed, he now resides with his son, an A level English teacher, and Roxzan, his 12 year old adopted granddaughter.