As a big player in the 90s London underworld, Terry Greene has always made a priority of 'taking care of business'
personally. It's always good for the troops to know that the boss ain't too squeamish to clean up his own mess.
Preston Snow was out of line. So the up-close-and-personal visit was in no way out of character. It was a messy
hit. But the job was done. More messy however, was the aftermath. Fingered by one of his own crew, Terry finds
himself taking the fall and is put away for life. The only person he can really trust in the entire world is his
estranged wife, Sam. She must now take over the reins of his organisation, find the snitch and - in theory - get
Terry off the hook. But after a shaky start, she quickly starts to get her own ideas ...
About The Reader
Diana Quick (born 23 November 1946) is an English actress. She grew up in Kent, the third of a dentist's four
children.Quick was born in London, England. She was educated at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. While at Oxford, she
was the first female president of the Oxford University Dramatic Society.She was feted as one of the most beautiful
and talented actresses of her generation and in 1984 a magazine ran a cover of her with the caption 'Is this the
most beautiful woman in the world?'.Quick is best known for her role as Julia in the television production of
Brideshead Revisited. Her partner is the actor Bill Nighy and they have one daughter, the actress Mary Nighy
(born 1984). They have been together 26 years and never married. The couple met in 1981 when co-starring in a play
at the National Theatre. She was previously married to the actor Kenneth Cranham and had a relationship with Albert
Finney which lasted seven years. Quick has spent the past seven years researching a book about her paternal family's
life in India which she hopes to publish this year. Her great-grandfather served 23 years in the army in India
before becoming a policeman and her great-grandmother had to flee from the Indian Mutiny after her father was killed.
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