By Stephen May.
Green Ink offers a captivating reimagining of one of the most mysterious episodes in early 20th-century British political history.
Set during a weekend at Chequers, Prime Minister David Lloyd George is preoccupied with the impending scandal surrounding his involvement in the sale of public honours, a secret about to be uncovered by the enigmatic Victor Grayson.
Grayson, a bisexual hedonist and former Socialist MP turned secret service informant, is determined to resurrect his revolutionary credentials. Little does he know that in doing so, he is stirring up a hornet's nest that will ultimately cost him his life.
The book cleverly explores the question that has lingered for decades: what truly happened to Victor Grayson?
Did he fall victim to a government conspiracy, be betrayed by his former comrades, drown in the Thames, or disappear to start a new life in Kent as an antiques dealer?
Through this thought-provoking narrative, Green Ink combines wit, intrigue, and a sharp eye for historical detail to paint a vivid portrait of the past. With humour and humanity, it reminds readers that history, much like the present, was once teeming with life, passion, and uncertainty.
This is a compelling read for those fascinated by the intricacies of British political history and the unsolved mysteries of the past.
Thank you so much to Rachel and the team at Swift Press for sending me an early copy in time for publication week!
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