For the best experience, I recommend you read the Alfie Goes to Thailand series books in order.

Post-it Notes – reveals that Alfie’s life was complicated, and by the time he flew to Thailand he was emotionally unstable. He had to reconcile the fallout from a bitter divorce, with the global financial crisis and a need to understand the culture of a country, which was often indifferent to reality.

House of Vipers – Alfie struggles to deal with the whirlwind of horrors which unfold chapter after chapter in the second novel of the series.

In the poor, hot and dusty north-east of Thailand Alfie Mynn, a South African businessman, has all but finished building a house for his partner Nin. Will her mother’s evil plot bring the family down. Can Mother use her daughter’s misplaced loyalty and the law, to ruin Nin and Alfie.

Can Alfie save himself before it’s too late?

A Million Roman Candles

Alfie goes on a journey that leaves him no options. He buckles up and drives away, with no plan, just an open heart and an empty mind, a man with no identity other than for official purposes. Just when he thinks he has succeeded, and his journey is over, a shocking event and a quirk of fate take him to a place he could never have imagined existed.

Will he recover, or will he end up as another statistic of abuse?

If you think any incidents or scenes in the series are unrealistic, or farfetched, remember the story is based on true life events. And truth is often stranger than fiction.

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