Thirteen in the Medina

Following the stresses of the summer Carrie prepares to go on holiday only to find Keith (who has had a haircut but grown a rather long beard instead) tagging along after securing a cancellation in an effort to avoid babysitting Colin. However, thirteen is unlucky for some and if Carrie is hoping for a holiday romance she is doomed for disappointment as Keith falls into the clutches of an older woman (but she only has herself to blame after urging him to mingle). Are they really having an affair or is there an innocent explanation for their association? Carrie worries that her friend may be being used as a drugs' mule only to become aware that she is the person who is being targeted; or is it all just in her imagination? Following several strange occurrences Carrie is left pondering just how many pairs of (brightly coloured) shorts has Keith packed and why is there a man in black lurking by the swimming pool? Another slow burning story (that can be read as a standalone novel) set against the backdrop of a North African sun as Carrie tours Morocco whilst examining her ever changing relationship with Keith that keeps you guessing as it gently, and humorously, moves towards its climax as the end of their vacation nears.