These are three short stories for easy reading, to enjoy on the plane or train or when you find a couple of hours of free time. In "The Burden of Doubt" a young lawyer, in court for the first time, finds that although proof of guilt is thin on the ground, her client has confessed his crime both to workmates and to the police. In "Robbin' Hoodies" a gang of council estate hoodies style themselves on the famous Robin and his Merry Men. In "Worth a Fortune" an unemployed van driver goes in search of wealth with a second hand metal detector. All three are amusing, quirky little stories. None of the characters represent real people.