Killing for Coin

Autorentext

Bob Bratt has turned his hand to many occupations, from Cup Sponger at the age of 15 for one of Stoke on Trent's long-forgotten pottery firms, to welder, buyer and seller of electrical goods, gardener and, most recently, writer. After travelling through Europe and Africa with his wife, and having the pleasure of meeting some of the world's oddest and funniest people, through his work life and abroad, Bob felt the urge to give writing a go and put together his first novel, Killing for Coin.

Klappentext

When a job turns sour for hired hitman Dave Leeman, he is left out of pocket and outside the law. And virgin to the killing-for-coin scene, Terry Boston takes on a job to wipe out a police informant that goes south. The old army pals must work together to clear their names and earn the big payday they were promised. But tracking down their only hope of redemption on foreign soil and ensuring a healthy profit along the way may turn out to be harder than they imagined, as the man responsible for setting them up isn't exactly who they thought it would turn out to be. And the realisation hits home that those who you may think are your friends can often be the first to turn on you when the price is right.