Dishing the Dirt.

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Early August in Greece wasn’t ideal for sitting inside a stifling hot camper van to carry out a surveillance operation, but money was tight, and Trevor and Sandra had been in no position to turn down any job that was offered to them.

But a little physical discomfort was nothing compared to what came next. Blackmail, murder and kidnapping had definitely not been on the agenda when wealthy businessman Alexandros Barkas hired them to get evidence of his wife’s infidelity.

And what was the reason for freelance hitman Jimmy MacFarland’s sudden appearance? Was it sheer coincidence or was he intent on wreaking the ultimate revenge on Trevor and Sandra?

Dishing the Dirt is the third book in the comedy thriller series Lifting the Lid, featuring Sandra Gray, Trevor Hawkins and his incorrigible dog, Milly.

What the critics said about Lifting the Lid (Book One in the Series):

“A superb adventure-comedy... Lifting the Lid will grab you and pull you along for a fun and wild ride... The story was fast-paced, and the light-hearted style keeps you smiling.” - Jennifer Reinoehl for Readers' Favorite

“It's brilliant!... You go from one hilarious, life threatening scene to the next and you'll never know where it's going. You'll laugh so hard, you'll have to make a couple trips to the restroom... The writing is fast paced, funny and downright thrilling.” - Samantha Coville for SammytheBookworm.com

“The twists and turns kept me on the edge of my seat, laughing all the time. The story is intriguing, but the best part is just enjoying the frolic from one adventure to the next... Lovers of comedic thrillers are sure to enjoy Lifting the Lid.” - San Francisco Review of Books

What the critics said about Heads You Lose (Book Two in the Series):

“A highly entertaining, well-constructed screwball comedy that is as enjoyable as it is well written.” - Keith Nixon for Big Al's Books and Pals

“Johnson has delivered another masterfully planned and executed novel... It tickled my funny bone in all the right places.” - Joanne Armstrong for Ingrid Hall Reviews