Charlie sets out on his bike to get the loss of his wife out of his system. Mary has left him a fortune to use to help anyone he finds that needs help in a genuine way. Along his way he finds numerous people whom he is able to help that vary from men of the road to a church Vicar. His charity has no limits where it concerns helping those in desperate need. He finds people from many walks of life that only he can help and produce the end desires of those he discovers. Charlie's nick-name is, "Charlie the Painter". He finds various places where his painting aids some who needs his help. This book will have you reaching for your box of tissues, so have them handy. There are times that you will also laugh with the banter of Charlie and his business partner Joe Watson. They have a unique brand of humour that only best friends can have. However, when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, Charlie is more than capable of sorting things out in spite of his age. You will not be able to put this book down once you start. I wish you happy reading: Keith Argyle (Author)