The Deconstructors

What would you do if you could start again? What would you do if you had to start again? A few months ago, Will Harper would have done anything for a new beginning. Now it's essential for his survival. All author profits generated by this work are to be donated to Médecins Sans Frontières**, a charity providing humanitarian medical care to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare.** (The author reserves the right to enjoy the irony in the unlikely event that this particular work goes on to sell millions...) deconstruct /?di?k(?)n'str?kt/: to reduce (something) to its constituent parts Will Harper's life is obliterated by the global financial crisis. An episode of noughties nostalgia that he would rather forget, sees him lose his job, girlfriend and home. Staring into the abyss, Will is offered a lifeline in the form of a new business venture claiming to give highly vetted clients the opportunity to undergo Deconstruction - a rejuvenation process to break down their lives to give them a blank canvas, a new beginning. And it works—or at least, it seems to. A new love interest and a lack of other viable employment prospects, help Will paper over any cracks. However, he is lead down a one-way path to face murderous Russian gangsters, Hong Kong Triads, Scotland Yard and a fading 80's Hollywood icon, who should really be in rehab. The Deconstructors is a fast paced, humorous, crime novel. A reminder that even at their simplest, things can always fall apart.