Publisher's Synopsis
Sammy was the sharp one of the Adams family. Since he was nine-years-old - when he'd charged his mother interest on a loan to make up the rent money - he'd been busy setting up deals and expanding the family business - a china stall in East Street market. But as his mighty empire grew - two shops and a factory in Shoreditch - so did the determination of his assistant, Susie Brown. Susie adored Sammy - although she thought he needed a bit of work done on him, a few rough spots knocked off - and she had decided, quite early on, that Sammy was going to marry her. But Sammy, rapidly becoming King of Camberwell, and dreading that marriage was going to cost him money, decided to put up a fight. It was a battle he hadn't a hope of winning - especially when all the rest of the Adams family were on Susie's side.
