Deception

Susan Burchett secretly leaves the Dillon Street house after receiving a warning from her brother she is to be arrested. She resumes her real identity of Susan Burchett, after poisoning the real Mary Jamieson, and then impersonating herself as the mistress of the late David Kenby. She from her secret flat not far from the Dillon Street house goes to the bank and transfers the company's money, four hundred thousand Pounds, to a Zurich bank. She leaves enough money in the account so not cause suspicion.With the first part of her plan done, she books airline flights to Zurich Switzerland for herself and her brother and prepares to leave the same day leaving her brother's ticket in his letterbox.The bank manager arranges the money transfer but tells his brother, who is a swindler about the shift of money to Zurich. And with this knowledge he books a seat on Burchett's flight and at the same hotel. Peter McCarthy-Stuart a United Nations financier sets about to embezzle Burchett's transferred money.In Sydney, Inspector Ainsworth and police discover Burchett's disappearance and during the search find she has left for Zurich. Burchett's brother is found dead along with his attackers. Peter McCarthy-Stuart now in Zurich with Burchett begins his scam. They spend time together as he woos her to trust him. Ainsworth arrives in Zurich and discovers Burchett has disappeared when she saw the Sydney Morning Times journalist James Smith and photographer Bill Rodgers in Zurich which causes her to panic.It now becomes a cat and mouse game with James and Bill discovering Burchett's destination. They tell the police, but Burchett is always one step ahead. Peter returns to find the police suspect Burchett of murdering a bank manager. He follows her trail to Lausanne where he meets her. She tells him of her love for him.What will Burchett do? What will happen to her now that Peter has found her? Will Peter with his long list of murders to his name, what will he do?Deception takes the reader to Europe where there is deceit, murders, fraud, anguish, romance, and sorrow. Will justice be done?