Books by Roger Longrigg

By day he works in advertising, throwing some (but not all) of his morals to the wind as he attempts success in the tangled, competitive world of his chosen profession. Through copy laision sessions, difficult client meetings and endless office intrigue, it's an exhausting world.

Longrigg is a real discovery.' New StatesmanSurrounded by photographs, Major Desmond Cook exists quietly and alcoholically in his Baker Street flat. His days are spent at race meetings, fuelled by a dream of winning GBP30,000. But one day, an Irishman tips him a rank outsider for the fourth race at Ascot.

Longrigg is a real discovery.' New StatesmanIt was a balmy London evening - mid-summer. If Sue and Eddie had switched the light off - or even stayed away from the window - none of it would ever have happened .