‘An excellent read. I highly recommend Shaun’s autobiography and loved his writing style.’
‘Shauns story is one that inspires. Seeing him on the chase gives the impression of someone who has arrived but to know the struggle behind the success is truly inspiring.‘
‘It was a riveting story from beginning to end in the life of a barrister and a quiz master. Highly recommend that people read it.’
“In the Heart of a Soulless Vessel by Simon Batsman is a masterpiece! Such a good book and the storyline is immaculate. I totally recommend everyone to read this book as fast as they can because it’s really good and the characters are fantastic.”- NetGalley
“The Dead Hand of Dominique is an enjoyable romp through the murky criminal underworld of Essex and London, in the company of some memorable characters.”
“This book was a wild ride. I really enjoyed the mystery of it all. I loved how I never knew who I could or couldn’t trust in this story. And the ending was perfect.”
“Excellent book, couldn’t put it down. Good twists throughout, but especially near the end. Highly recommended.”
“Steven Mason is the ultimate anti-hero. This is Bond meets Trainspotting! This story grabbed me by the throat and never let go until the very last page. How the author managed to weave this insane yet believable tapestry of drug and vengeful action with the highly realistic dark underbelly of European ultra-right fanaticism I will never know, but the recipe works. Boy does it work. I never read the first two books in the trilogy but will do so as soon as I can get my heart beat to normal!”
Chris Coppel, author of Latency, Last Light, Lunacy, and more.
“Marlowe doesn’t disappoint in this third and final instalment of his darkly comedic Mason Made trilogy, jetting us around Europe faster than a hypersonic Eurostar. We join Marlowe’s flawed anti-hero, Stephen Mason, as he pursues a Serbian war criminal while straddling the fine line of white powder between the increasingly dangerous Bloodaxe, and the double-crossing intelligence services. Violent, sexy, and as much fun as a night out in Amsterdam’s old town – by the end you’ll be nursing the world’s worst hangover and wondering what the hell you got up to last night.”
Stacey Dighton, author of The Hawk and The Raven and The Faraway People.
“Sue Birley has written a tale of great charm and frankly of daunting endurance. Faced with the near impossibility of getting ‘big bikes’ on Eurostar and French trains, our author arrived at the logically unassailable if entirely batty decision to use that famed folder, the Brompton. I recommend this delightful book to anyone who believes that the journey is the destination and that gentle (and often uphill) adventure is the stuff of life.”