books
Books! That’s what we’re here for, some word porn.
For more information on each book (along with a link to BUY – there’s tea & biscuits that need purchasing, y’know), click the cover and let the internet wizards magically transport you to a new dimension… (OK, a new page).
THE SADNESS OF THE KING GEORGE by Shaun Hand
Welcome to The King George.
You know it. Your old local. Back in the day. The stink of beer and piss, sticky carpets, nicotine stains on the ceiling, soggy bar towels, and the chance of a punch-up on a Saturday night – or anytime for that matter.
SINISTER SISTERHOOD
by Jane Badrock
Elle’s dreams of domestic bliss are devastated by David’s deceiving dalliances. Abandoned and alone, she needs a new life-plan and it’s thrust upon her by her tiger-loving aunt in India. She must conserve the creatures and hunt the hunters.
WHILE NOBODY IS WATCHING
by Michelle Dunne
‘A semi-inflated football and a curious little girl.’
They called it peacekeeping. For Corporal Lindsey Ryan it was anything but.
CLEAR
by Ray Leigh
‘On a clear day you can see forever’
London’s seedy underbelly ripped apart by razor sharp distilled prose
BEST OF ENEMIES
by Iain Parke
“States don’t have friends, only interests.”
Prepare to rethink everything you thought you knew about World War Two.
HEAVY DUTY PEOPLE
by Iain Parke
“First book in The Brethren Trilogy: Volume 1”
From being in a gang to becoming a gangster, Heavy Duty People is the book that invented Biker Noir.
HEAVY DUTY ATTITUDE
by Iain Parke
Iain had written a book about The Brethren MC and how powerful they could be.
He knew it was a dangerous thing to have done, whether they liked it or not, and one that had taken him part way into their world.
HEAVY DUTY TROUBLE
by Iain Parke
Having got too far into the dangerous world of The Brethren MC for comfort, Iain was now out again, but out in bad standing.
THE AXE & GRINDSTONE
by Paul Phipps-Williams
Ladies and Gentlemen, last orders please. Seriously, this could be your last ever order…
A LIFE AMID CRISIS
by Lord Zion
“If all we have is right now, what happens when you don’t know what to do with it?”
