All is far from well in what claims to be the world's 'most liveable' city... As former British secret service agent Bromo Perkins tries to establish an anonymous life as a travel agent in Melbourne, Australia, he finds himself being blackmailed into resolving murderous turf wars between property developers. The trouble starts for Bromo - who blends hard-man machismo with a soft touch with the ladies - when he is presented with a photo of himself in flagrante delecto with Aurelia Nuyen, whose husband Gerry is one of said developers. But besides art gallery owner Aurelia, there is Fiona, the beautiful minder of Gerry's arch-rival Peter Rasheed, a punky Goth who works at the town hall, a high-ranking copper called Delia and a nightclub bouncer named Sonia. The question is, can Bromo keep all these ladies sweet as he uncovers an unholy mess of bribery, corruption and death as he tracks through the city's less-than-savoury underbelly - a journey that reveals much about its seamy past and present. Done Deal will give all crime thriller addicts a fix to remember in this roistering adventure through the inner suburbs of Melbourne - a city they will come to feel is strangely familiar. Praise for Done Deal "Done Deal, set in the mean streets of inner-city Richmond, is a gripping crime story" - Nicole Lindsay, the Herald Sun "Richmond is lovingly and accurately rendered."- Nicole Lindsay, the Herald Sun "Bromo's dialogue is pretty snappy and he's a man of action. This was fun and I'm glad I ordered a copy." -Karen, Australian Crime Fiction Website Tony Berry , is a lifelong journalist in the UK and Australia. Done Deal was the first novel Berry completed and it met with immediate success by winning a New South Wales Genre Fiction Award. A sequel, Washed Up , followed a year later and that too won a NSW Genre Fiction Award plus a mentorship from the Australian Society of Authors. He has continued to work on the series, which will be completed in 2017 - all crime novels and all set in the inner Melbourne suburb of Richmond - while being kept busy as a professional editor.