My name is James Hazell and I'm the biggest bastard who ever pushed your bell-button...I was a hard case in a hard world and that was the only reason people paid me to stay alive... Readers from the seventies may remember the English cop show Hazell with Nicholas Ball in the title role. Here is Hazell's first appearance in print, in the tough seething London that the tourists never see. Why should a filthy rich Californian be interested in a woman who had a child six years ago in a dump of a hospital? Hazell didn't know; baby capers weren't his line. But there was one thing he was sure of - behind the dyed blonde crop and piercing blue eyes, Toni Abrey was hiding something. And when he's called on to play Solomon in a bizarre battle between two women over the possession of a child, there's going to be some startling revelations. Fun fact: P.B Yuill is the joint pseudonym of Gordon M. Williams and Terry Venables.