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 Horse's Arse - Charlie Owen
Newest Review: ... we begin to get a feel for the direction the book is going to take. Although the book is about policemen it isn't really a ... more  ... crime novel, there are no mysteries to be solved and no murderers to be caught. The plot loosely follows the station?s ongoing battle with a local gang, the Park Royal Mafia, after they violently attack a pub landlord. Several of the gang are arrested at the scene and the remainder are holed up in a flat waiting for our boys, supported by the even more violent Patrol Group, to come and collect them. That is the basic skeleton of the plot and inter-weaved in it are the back-stories of the officers, their antics and p...more |
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Horse's Arse - Charlie Owen: Horse's arse - Charlie Owen (1235 words)
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Charlie Owen is a new writer on the block, producing books packed full of incident, entertainment and fun. Drawing on thirty years experience as a front line copper in various forces around the country, before retiring as an Inspector in the Metropolitan Police, his stories are full of detail and insider knowledge and are as comfortable and enjoyable as a book can be. This book is set in and around a police station in one of the roughest, most unpleasant neighbourhoods imaginable. The fictional area is called Handstead, an outlying suburb of Manchester, and the station's call sign is Hotel Alpha (HA). Given the areas reputation as a sinkhole for ... Read the complete review
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