Never Go Back: an utterly gripping gangland crime thriller from the bestselling author for 2023

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I’ve bought a house, slogged over the keyboard, sold a house, slogged a bit more, bought another house, moved, slogged on . When I knew I was holding this story, this fabulous story of conflict and hate and desire, in my hands and that someone had to put it into print. So now – as well as the cleaning stuff during the day – she’d got this new evening job too, as a barmaid. Meanwhile, Max and his wife Annie, now separated, both find themselves under threat – Annie is attacked by an unknown assailant; a young boy who once saved Max’s life is horribly poisoned; Max’s best friend Steve is found hanging from a bridge in a murder made to look like a suicide. Queenie would snap as Max darted out of reach behind her, too quick to be caught by his slothful father.

Definitely one to pick up and enjoy, I read this as part of a buddy read, but if you pick this up alone I think you'd be hard pushed not to just read it from cover to cover in one sitting. Max and his old gang from schooldays still hung around together, loitering around the dance halls, getting into trouble.Then he’d be skiving off, leading his little brothers on wild chases, and the school inspector would be round and they’d have to turn the radio off and all be quiet and hide until the fucker went away.

Seven books about her followed, and three about another very gutsy heroine Ruby Darke, and seven stand-alone novels too. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). You could only do so many sudden little jobs like that, then sooner or later the Bill were going to be aware and then they’d grab you and there’d be a three-person cell in Wandsworth with your name on it. To say this is an excellent book is an understatement it is full of emotion, anger and love and fans will love it.She flirted right back at them, and Max started to wonder what the hell she was up to, acting the tart like that.