Friday, 30 May 2014
Friday, 11 April 2014
Snakes and Losers hits the streets of Europe.
Once more it’s time to hear the streets and smell the weather.
Alfie Robins
does it again, with this sequel to the best selling police procedural,
‘Reprisal’, featuring hard bitten, Hull cop, DCI Philip Marlowe and his
tight-knit team.
Take one unscrupulous night club owner and his psychopathic
nephew; throw in a missing bundle of cash and some class ‘A’ substance. Then
toss three small time villains into the equation and what do you get? Trouble!
When the body parts start to stack up, it’s down to Hull’s finest to gather
them up.
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Friday, 28 February 2014
ALFIE ROBINS INTERVIEW
ALFIE ROBINS INTERVIEW with Steve Rudd
Friday, 24 January 2014
Snakes and Losers - Latest Reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Snakes & Losers 4 Dec 2013
By Bookworm
Format:Kindle EditionIf you like gritty crime fiction that doesn't pull any punches, then you'll enjoy this.
Three petty crooks find themselves in a whole heap of trouble when they mug the local crime lord. What follows is a race against time, punctuated by some pretty brutal retribution and it's up to DCI Marlowe and his team to sort it all out before any more body parts turn up.
I loved the black Northern humour in this, there are some very funny lines, and I also enjoyed the clever weaving of two separate investigations.
A worthy sequel to Reprisal.
5.0 out of 5 stars Snakes and losers 20 Jan 2014
By kev dilks
Format:Kindle EditionAlfie robins philip Marlowe books are very well written with good storylines very believable characters would highly recommend readers to try these books. Kevin dilks
5.0 out of 5 stars Another cracking story, 12 Jan 2014
By KTS - See all my reviewsAmazon Verified Purchase(What is this?)
This review is from: Snakes and Losers (Kindle Edition)
I was looking forward to reading Alfie Robins latest work and wasn't disappointed. A well crafted piece with brilliant characters and realistic dialogue. A story with a smattering of black humour throughout. Hope its not too long to wait for the next one!
5.0 out of 5 stars Snakes & Losers 4 Dec 2013
By Bookworm
Format:Kindle EditionIf you like gritty crime fiction that doesn't pull any punches, then you'll enjoy this.
Three petty crooks find themselves in a whole heap of trouble when they mug the local crime lord. What follows is a race against time, punctuated by some pretty brutal retribution and it's up to DCI Marlowe and his team to sort it all out before any more body parts turn up.
I loved the black Northern humour in this, there are some very funny lines, and I also enjoyed the clever weaving of two separate investigations.
A worthy sequel to Reprisal.
5.0 out of 5 stars Snakes and losers 20 Jan 2014
By kev dilks
Format:Kindle EditionAlfie robins philip Marlowe books are very well written with good storylines very believable characters would highly recommend readers to try these books. Kevin dilks
5.0 out of 5 stars Another cracking story, 12 Jan 2014
By KTS - See all my reviewsAmazon Verified Purchase(What is this?)
This review is from: Snakes and Losers (Kindle Edition)
I was looking forward to reading Alfie Robins latest work and wasn't disappointed. A well crafted piece with brilliant characters and realistic dialogue. A story with a smattering of black humour throughout. Hope its not too long to wait for the next one!
Thursday, 2 January 2014
Monday, 2 December 2013
Out Now - Snakes and Losers
Once
more it’s time to hear the streets and smell the weather.
Alfie
Robins does it again, with this sequel to the best selling police procedural, ‘Reprisal’,
featuring hard bitten, Hull cop, DCI Philip Marlowe and his tight-knit team.
Take
one unscrupulous night club owner and his psychopathic nephew; throw in a
missing bundle of cash and some class ‘A’ substance. Then toss three small time
villains into the equation and what do you get? Trouble!
When
the body parts start to stack up, it’s down to Hull’s finest to gather them up.
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Monday, 18 November 2013
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