Ray Cooney Knihy

The chaotic journey of three brothers unfolds as Tom and his wife prepare to adopt a baby, leading to a series of comedic misadventures. Tom's siblings, Dick and Harry, complicate matters with their illegal activities—a stash of smuggled goods and a cadaver for sale—while the adoption agency representative witnesses the mayhem. Miscommunication worsens with the involvement of non-English speaking Croatian aliens, creating a farcical situation that tests the family's ability to present a suitable home.

Jean is preparing a birthday dinner for her mild-mannered accountant husband Henry, when he returns home with a briefcase stuffed with bundles of 50 pound notes he has accidentally picked up on the underground. Henry is not quite the man he used to be.

Set against the backdrop of modern-day London and 1920s Chicago, this timetravelling adventure features a blend of humor and excitement. The narrative explores the complexities of doubling experiences, inviting readers to navigate the contrasts between the two vibrant eras. With its engaging plot, the story promises a unique exploration of time and place, showcasing the challenges and thrills of traversing different periods.

Two Into One is about nothing more than the hilarious attempts of a Member of Parliament to arrange a dalliance with a secretary for the PM in an out of the way little hotel. Unfortunately, he engages one of his aides to arrange the whole thing. The aide is something of a charming bumbler and he gets everything all mixed up. Also on hand are the pompously disapproving hotel manager, a venal ethnic waiter and a female Labour politician who crusades against pornography on the one hand, while on the other she is trying to lure the bumbling civil servant into bed!|5 women, 5 men

The plot revolves around Richard Willey's ill-fated evening with Jane Worthington, a typist from the opposition. As events unfold, comedic chaos ensues, showcasing the entangled lives of politicians and their mishaps. This sequel to "Two into One" continues to explore themes of political intrigue and personal relationships, delivering a humorous take on the complexities of government affairs and romantic entanglements.

Set in a chaotic hospital, the story follows Dr. Mortimore as he navigates a series of comedic misunderstandings and absurd situations. He faces a paternity suit, an ex-wife, a rebellious daughter, and a host of eccentric characters, all while trying to deliver the prestigious Ponsonby Lecture at an international conference. The narrative is filled with farcical elements, showcasing the author's signature style of humor and mistaken identities.