Attending a reunion dinner with his ex-Army colleagues. Mr Goodall finds himself investigating a threat to Britain's security - an event which, if allowed to continue, could bring down HM's government.
Mr Goodall must find the answers to the intriguing puzzles of a strange phone call in the night - a man in hospital bed - a wife who refuses to tell the truth - and a party without guests.
A girl called Clara leads Mr Goodall into a web of intrigue surrounding the murder of a British agent working abroad. As he soon discovers, pretty girls and murder often walk hand in hand.
When a member of the Foreign Office is arrested, Mr Goodall finds himself faced with a race against time in his efforts to save both the man's career and honour.
When Goodall takes Alex to lunch at the country home of his ex-Army friend, James Connelly, he finds himself torn between loyalty and friendship. To his astonishment Alex expresses her dislike of Connelly - a turn of events that reopens old wounds.
When an attentive travel agent discovers a lost passport, Goodall finds himself investigating a mystery on his own doorstep: Eastbourne, it appears, is the main link in a puzzling smuggling racket.
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By what name was The Aweful Mr. Goodall (1974) officially released in Canada in English?