Disgraced in All of Koala Bay
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“They taught me to respect the law,” Bosworth said weakly. “Then what are you advising me for? So if you wanna take that report and hand it back to the Law Society, go right ahead. Miles, is it okay if our law-abiding mate here hands the report back to the Law Society?” “That copy? No worries.” Miles had, in fact, made four copies, in addition to digital copies of the text. He had done his best to lose the original email. “But they’ve already got copies – it’s their report.” Justin laughed and, for a moment, Miles did not think of him as the enemy. “See, Miles already knows the rules. You go away like good lawyers and tell the courts they can’t have an injunction, or suppression order, or whatever else Wilson ‘n Werribee want.
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About the Book
Miles Black is fresh from a country newspaper and a failed engagement looking to break into big city journalist. But the only job he can get is on a weekly suburban giveaway, where journalists are regarded as biddable nuisances.
Worse, the beautiful Anne from a rich family is decidedly unimpressed by a dirt-poor suburban journalist.
About the Author
Mark Lawson was a journalist for 38 years, spending the bulk of his career on the Australian Financial Review (the Australian Wall Street Journal) but also worked on suburban and country newspapers.
He has also previously written two non-fiction books. Now semi-retired he does some contract work for major banks and opinion web sites. He lives in the Northern suburbs of Sydney with his family.