Other Nick Sharman books
A Good Year for the Roses
Romeo’s Tune
Gun Street Girl
Take the A-Train
The Turnaround
Zip Gun Boogie
Hearts of Stone
Falls the Shadow
Ashes by Now
Pretend We’re Dead
Paint It Black
Find My Way Home
Sharman and Other Filth (short stories)
A Street That Rhymed at 3 AM
Dead Flowers
Quick Before They Catch Us
All the Empty Places
Stay Another Day
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ABOUT MARK TIMLIN
In over thirty years as an author, Mark Timlin has written some thirty novels under a number of different names. His nom-de-plumes include Jim Ballantyne, Martin Milk, Tony Williams and Lee Martin for his novels Gangsters’ Wives (2007) and Lipstick Killers (2009), which explored the female side of gangland violence. Timlin is best known, however, for his Nick Sharman novels and the 1995 TV spin-off series starring Clive Owen. Both the violent nature of the Sharman novels, and remarks made by Timlin himself, made the author a figure of controversy and earned him the title of ‘the bad boy of crime fiction’. He has since become a prominent critical voice in crime fiction, writing reviews for the Independent on Sunday. Having lived in Docklands for most of his life, Mark Timlin now lives in Newport, South Wales.
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First published in 2019
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