No Company Allowed — Jerry Raine

Leaving London in a hurry with £20,000 that he stole from some Dutch drug dealers, Vincent Company finds himself in the small Kent village of Hurstville where he intends to lie low for six months. Soon bored with the picturesque scenery, Vincent becomes involved with a married woman called Frances who wants to get some sexual revenge on her unfaithful husband. Meanwhile, not far away in Tunbridge Wells, the Hoover brothers - young, dumb, and on the dole - are looking to get into some petty crime to supplement their benefits. Throw into the mix a local Peeping Tom called Barry Levine and a tradesman called Bob the Builder, and Vincent is soon wondering whether he would have been better off staying in the big bad city. As their worlds collide in this follow-up to 'Missing in Acton', Vincent is once again reminded that two's company and three's a crowd.