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A Kind of Wild
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by Bryan Marlowe |
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UK price:
£8.63
US price:
$16.95
Format: Paperback
Size: 5 x 8
Pages: 242
ISBN: 0-595-43194-1
Published: Mar-2007 |
Be warned; don’t be fooled
by Gary Remington’s
gentlemanly demeanour. He’s
a tough, war-hardened
ex-sergeant major, who
exercises unremitting
relentlessness in whatever
he undertakes. He’s now on a
mission of merciless
vengeance and he’ll take no
prisoners!
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Book Description
Gary Remington, a warrant
officer in the British Army
Intelligence Corps and a
veteran of several wars,
obtains a compassionate
discharge from the Army to
care for his
fourteen-year-old daughter,
the only surviving member of
his family—victims of a
hit-and-run driver.
Remington determines to seek
justice for the deaths of
his wife and son, but soon
realises that the only way
this can be achieved is to
dispense his own kind of
wild justice—outside the
law. His fateful decision
leads him to take on the
role of a vengeful vigilante
who shows no quarter in
executing his brand of
justice.
About the author
Bryan
Marlowe was born in the City
of London, 1930. He left
school at the age of 14. He
had numerous jobs before
National Service in the RAF
1948/1950. He rejoined the
RAF in 1951and retired in
1971. Marlowe worked for 20
years with a northern police
force. On retirement he took
up voluntary work with
Victim and Witness Support,
co-ordinated neighborhood
watch schemes, and worked as
a newspaper columnist. He
has travelled extensively
through the five continents
and lived abroad.
Review comment:
Bryan Marlowe's new novel,
"A Kind of WILD Justice" is
the absolute epitome of a
well constructed page
turning unique crime tale.
Marlowe's story is
refreshingly dissimilar to
any criminal yarn ever
published. Take note movie
producers and directors, "A
Kind of WILD Justice" is
deficient in nothing.
Carl Morris Miller,
Bolivar, MO 65613, USA
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Also by Bryan Marlowe:
Memoirs of an Errant Youth—a
tongue in cheek account of
the author’s early years of
employment in wartime
Britain and the immediate
post-war period of
austerity.
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Tarnished Heroes
by Bryan Marlowe |
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UK price:
£8.38 US
price:
$15.95
Format: Paperback
Size : 5 x 8
Pages: 228
ISBN: 0-595-40750-1
Published: Aug-2006
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