FREE EBOOK Coming home from war can be hell. Jimmy Dalton is a man haunted by horrific events in Afghanistan. Coming home,all he wants is to get his head together, and spend time with his father. Phil Duggan, notorious boss of one of the biggest underworld crime families in London has other ideas. He has got into hot water with the Russian Mafia, who are trying to muscle in on his territory. They have kidnapped his daughter in order to force him to do their bidding. Dalton is persuaded it would be in his best interests to use his talents to rescue Duggan's daughter. The fact Duggan is holding his father, left Dalton no choice, and so he steps back into a world he tried to leave behind when he joined the Parachute Regiment. Events spiral out of control, leaving Dalton set on a path of revenge that may turn the streets of London red with blood. As the body count rises, Dalton steps onto a path that may not only destroy those he cares about, but also his sanity and his very soul. But one thing is for sure, when the dark night is over, Duggan will learn, to his cost, the true meaning of family loyalty. This is the first Dalton's Blues thriller. What Reviewers are saying 'A really gritty book with action from beginning to end.' 'A fabulous debut and I think it would make a great movie. I cannot wait for the sequel' 'Dalton is a bit like what Lee Child's Jack Reacher might be like if he was from a working class British background' 'A gritty thriller from Andrew Scorah. This is the author's debut novel and he shows a lot of promise.' 'Looking for an action thriller akin to a runaway train full of flying bullets, bulging biceps and mayhem piled upon mayhem? You'll find it in this debut novella by British author Andrew Scorah, a name that could well become synonymous with the best the thrill genre has to offer.' 'Worth a read - a bit like Martina Cole but faster moving, which I preferred. Plus Jimmy is actually a sympathetic character. Geezers, guns and gangsters.' AMAZON UK http://is.gd/JgQTSb AMAZON.COM http://is.gd/9kTAhD by Andrew Scorah

FREE EBOOK Coming home from war can be hell. Jimmy Dalton is a man haunted by horrific events in Afghanistan. Coming home,all he wants is to get his head together, and spend time with his father. Phil Duggan, notorious boss of one of the biggest underworld crime families in London has other ideas. He has got into hot water with the Russian Mafia, who are trying to muscle in on his territory. They have kidnapped his daughter in order to force him to do their bidding. Dalton is persuaded it would be in his best interests to use his talents to rescue Duggan's daughter. The fact Duggan is holding his father, left Dalton no choice, and so he steps back into a world he tried to leave behind when he joined the Parachute Regiment. Events spiral out of control, leaving Dalton set on a path of revenge that may turn the streets of London red with blood. As the body count rises, Dalton steps onto a path that may not only destroy those he cares about, but also his sanity and his very soul. But one thing is for sure, when the dark night is over, Duggan will learn, to his cost, the true meaning of family loyalty. This is the first Dalton's Blues thriller. What Reviewers are saying 'A really gritty book with action from beginning to end.' 'A fabulous debut and I think it would make a great movie. I cannot wait for the sequel' 'Dalton is a bit like what Lee Child's Jack Reacher might be like if he was from a working class British background' 'A gritty thriller from Andrew Scorah. This is the author's debut novel and he shows a lot of promise.' 'Looking for an action thriller akin to a runaway train full of flying bullets, bulging biceps and mayhem piled upon mayhem? You'll find it in this debut novella by British author Andrew Scorah, a name that could well become synonymous with the best the thrill genre has to offer.' 'Worth a read - a bit like Martina Cole but faster moving, which I preferred. Plus Jimmy is actually a sympathetic character. Geezers, guns and gangsters.' AMAZON UK http://is.gd/JgQTSb AMAZON.COM http://is.gd/9kTAhD

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