The Secrets of a Small English Village

The village’s matriarch, Chantry Bowman-Leggett, has a dilemma. Thirteen dead bodies have been found in the Old Rectory after attending a ‘Swingers party’. Does she call the police or would it be better for the village if the bodies were just made to disappear?

Along with the dead bodies, there are secrets buried in the village.

And then Detective Inspector Lore comes sniffing around and even more drastic action is called for…

Roy Gould spent five years as assistant stage manager on three West End musicals before joining the BBC and working for TV comedy legend David Croft OBE (creator of “Dad’s Army”; “Hi de Hi”; “Allo Allo”, etc.) as a lowly second assistant director before David Croft promoted him to become the director for his shows. On leaving the BBC, he formed his own production company and, as producer, won two Royal Television Society Awards. Having always wanted to write, he decided to stop making excuses and to sit down and get on with it. As well as “The Secrets of a Small English Village”, he has now written two stage plays and full-length film screenplays, as well as being halfway into his next novel. Married for a very long time to Sarah, he splits his time between London and Norwich.