As his case files grew and grew, Harmon decided to write a book about his experiences. "Licence To Peep" chronicles his days as a top-notch police officer and private eye. He says the encounters he's had both as a police detective and private investigator have strengthened his faith in God. "I should have been dead ages ago, but with the protection of God Almightly, I am alive today. A cat may have nine lives, but I think I have more." And he insists his numerous accolades haven't changed him one bit. " Give me all the money in the world, give me a thousand medals, I'll still be the same Harmon."

        That means keeping to a gruelling schedule, just like the old days. " A private eye's life has "no days, no nights, no Sundays, no public holidays", Harmon said dismally. "
I am married to my job and I always try to deliver more than I promise. Being a private
investigator certainly encompasses commitment, dedication, integrity,
compassion; and there are undoubtedly enormous sacrifices involved."

        What more can we expect from this private eye? One can only salute the guy who once was at the police frontline, and played a key role mopping up Singapore's mobsters,
and who continues to inspire with his wit and talent, as he turns his sights towards wayward husbands and corporate crime.