I was back in the city, a city that doesn't need white puffy clouds or butterflies. I didn't mind the traffic or the people or the buildings that blocked the sun, I didn't need to be reminded of that other world, the one outside of this, the one with fields of green grass, dogs running in a big yard, life slowed down and simpler, the sort of life that doesn't need a dick like me. Note: Adult language and situations.

The eleventh in the series. Doubletree is calling it quits? Jump on the Doubletree train and come along as this Dick loads up his .38. Dames, yeah, that's a problem, he's got one too many. Note: Adult language and situations.

He's at it again. Dexter Doubletree has a new case, this one brings him back to Scotland. Whisky is at the heart of this caper and, there's a dame involved, isn't there always a dame? Doubletree has to make sense of all this and in the end, well, we'll see if he can tie up some loose ends. Note: Adult language and situations.

Curious indeed. What is Doubletree up to? What is this mysterious society? Is this the end of Dexter Doubletree? Note: Adult language and situations.

The perfect book for those who already know everything about everything, and for those who don't. The perfect gift for anybody and for any occasion, how much more perfect can that be?

Join Wee Bobby Bunny as he meets his new friends, a frog, and a Flutter-by, I mean Butterfly. It's a great day in Bunny Glen A perfect fun book, full of smiles, for any child This book is the 'Scottish' version of "Little Bobby Bunny."

He's a dick, a P.I., a snoop, but he's closed his office, and he's got a new plan. People are dying, there's a secret organization, and Doubletree is in the thick of it. I could tell you more, but, you know, I'd have to kill you. Note: Adult language and situations.