Jack Morgan's visit to his father in prison was to be a welcome farewell to the dying man who'd given him nothing but unhappy memories of a disappointing relationship. Instead, Jack leaves the prison as the reluctant owner of his father's defunct private investigation business, Private. When he tries to turn down the failed business, his father tells him it comes with a 15 million dollar account in the Caymans that is his reward for putting up with all the years of parental disdain and neglect.
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The English countryside surrounding Tommy Bedford's boyhood home has became his own personal wild west as he obsesses over his TV cowboy heroes, Flint McCullough from Wagon Train and Red McGraw from Slip Rock. Aside from his romps in the woods during which he pretends to be fighting Indians and cattle rustlers, his life is pretty bleak. The eight year old's elderly parents are at a loss to understand his nightly bedwetting and send him to a boarding school
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