Spike It - Chris Niles Reviews
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Newest Review: ... Sam has a reason to be drunk though as his ex-wife has moved to Australia taking their son with her, now Sam drinks himself ... more
... to sleep every night. On one drunken night he stumbles across a crime scene, little does he know that events from that night will impact his own life when he begins to investigate the case. This usually would not be a problem for Sam as a new hound, but he has been taken off the press desk and put on women's features. Can Sam investigate a murder whilst holding on to his job in one hand and a pint and ciggie in the other?
There are some books that try to blind you with character and 'Spike It' is one of them. For t...more
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Spike It - Chris Niles: Can I Spike It? Yes You Can. (797 words)by - written on 01/09/08 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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I often wonder what some DJs look like. I imagine that only those that have some sort of beauty will be plucked from the radio waves and allowed on occasion to appear on TV. Surely this can not be true if the likes of Chris Moyles are anything to go by. If he is the picture of radio DJ beauty I hate to think what yours looks like. Imagine those DJs that work the late night shift on the local station. Do they shuffle in on uneven legs, their hairy knuckles dragging across the cheap carpeting? I imagine that the producer has to enter the studio every few minutes to wipe away the strange yellow gloop that is inevitably oozing from the DJs open pustules. Perhaps I am . Read the complete review
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