A Hagridden Larkin Lens

'A blast in a good way.' * * * * * 'Filled with tension and dark humour.' * * * * * 'Very brutal but very funny!' * * * * *

A broken family in broken Britain: greed, murder, vengeance, madness. You think you know what it is to be British? Think again...

How do you celebrate the life of a narcissistic mother? And what if the answer is, you don't!

Narcy may have gotten away with murder, but little does she know her misplaced trust is about to make her a willing victim of a long and loathsome crime.

Narcy has defended the negligent care and support given to her by her favourite son, her golden boy, tooth and nail because she knows only he and his delightful wife love her unconditionally. She'll make sure she loves them back, even if it kills her.

Having failed to save the mother they knew would be her own worst enemy, Narcy's family struggle to find a way to give her the send-off she always wanted. Narcy's golden boy becomes the all-powerful Baz; sole Executor with a singular determination to keep as much of his mother's estate as he possibly can, whatever it takes.

With Woe now confiding in Phoenix Revanche not just as a friend but as her greatest muse, a happy ending is inevitable. Isn't it?