Product Description
A young man is abducted and mutilated for talking out of turn, and a policeman is murdered as a result – all in a day’s work for Danny O’Neill, Scotland’s most notorious gangster.
Meanwhile, small-time drug dealer and shop worker Davie Argyle has just crossed O’Neill’s path. Davie has been waiting a long time for this. He needs to swallow his pride and convince O’Neill to trust him. Thing is, can he stay alive long enough for his plan to work?
Torture, murder, rock n roll and bloody revenge ensue as pasts unfurl and long-held secrets reveal themselves.
In many ways, it was only a matter of time until it all kicked off...
Thriller Of The Month on www.e-thriller.com “...following firmly in the footsteps of the pioneers of ‘Tartan Noir’ trail blazed by Ian Rankin and his erstwhile detective John Rebus, Peter Carroll takes us away from the prim and proper streets of the capital Edinburgh and takes us instead to the mean streets of Glasgow. Recommended and riveting reading from a relatively new author."
WARNING: CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND VIOLENCE
Meanwhile, small-time drug dealer and shop worker Davie Argyle has just crossed O’Neill’s path. Davie has been waiting a long time for this. He needs to swallow his pride and convince O’Neill to trust him. Thing is, can he stay alive long enough for his plan to work?
Torture, murder, rock n roll and bloody revenge ensue as pasts unfurl and long-held secrets reveal themselves.
In many ways, it was only a matter of time until it all kicked off...
Thriller Of The Month on www.e-thriller.com “...following firmly in the footsteps of the pioneers of ‘Tartan Noir’ trail blazed by Ian Rankin and his erstwhile detective John Rebus, Peter Carroll takes us away from the prim and proper streets of the capital Edinburgh and takes us instead to the mean streets of Glasgow. Recommended and riveting reading from a relatively new author."
WARNING: CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND VIOLENCE
About the Author
Peter Carroll is a Scotsman with a penchant for black humour and gritty realism. He lives in Dunblane with his wife and daughter and as well as writing he plays bass guitar. Peter has three novels under his belt so far: crime thrillers "In Many Ways" and "Stark Contrasts" and apocalyptic horror "Pandora's Pitbull".
