Nine days before Christmas 2005, Michael Rogers the architect son of international business billionaire, Sir Joseph Rogers is almost bludgeoned to death outside his offices in the City of London. The police know who carried out the vicious and apparently unprovoked attack, but with witnesses too frightened to talk and no forensic evidence, they cannot even question ‘Teflon-Terry’ Terry Freeman the privileged, ex-public school educated and highly volatile rising star of the business world.

Across the Atlantic, the most hated and corrupt man ever to run for office, has just bribed and bullied his way into the Oval Office and taken up the position of Commander and Chief of the most powerful nation on earth. The global empire Sir Joe has built is about to be taken away from him. His squeaky clean image is about to be destroyed because of his vanity and the powerful enemies he has made along the way. Will the sins of his youth destroy him? And what of the stranger who visits his offices late one evening as he is about to leave for his Oxfordshire country home? What is the truth that he wishes to deliver to Sir Joe?

Not one action ever goes unseen, unrewarded or unpunished. Is redemption ever truly possible? Can the word ‘sorry’ ever be enough? “Nine Days Before Christmas” may just have the answers.