Harry Banner in... Notice To Die

Move aside Sam Spade…take a break Philip Marlowe…give it a rest Mike Hammer.There's a new Private Eye in town and he's British…step forward Harry Banner, the most famous P.I. in 1930s Southbury, England.Harry Banner is hired by the alluring Emma Brightwell to solve the murder of her husband, Ned; a local entrepreneur with connections to The Firm. The thing is...Ned is still very much alive, but he's been given a notice to die. Banner has 48 hours to find the would-be killer and from a long list of suspects. His quarry always seems to be one step ahead of the game as Banner finds himself both hunter and hunted.