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Pipe Dreams, secret diaries of a neighbourhood plumber by Nicholas James. @SIMMO SAYS you may enjoy this book, I can definitely relate to some of his stories of things that have happened working in customers homes. I honestly think you could probably write a book like this with the help of...

Matt Hilton - Dead Men’s Dust. I have read most of the Jack Reacher books by Lee Child but haven’t enjoyed the last 2 I read now Child’s brother is also writing with him. I was given another Matt Hilton (Joe Hunter) book, I enjoyed this more than some of the Reacher books.

I managed to finish the book, the last quarter wasn’t any better,really hope this one isn’t made into a tv drama. :yawn:

Near enough a whole book about a court case, it’s really dull. You are correct he really has lost his touch, I remember not being able to put his books down, now I’m struggling to read one chapter before I’m nodding off.

Peter James - Find them dead. 16th book in the Roy Grace series, by far the worst one I have read, I’m just over 3/4 way through and Grace hardly gets a mention. Struggling with this one TBH.

I’m a big fan of Peter Robinson and his DCI Banks books, I think I have read about 24 of them.

Death in Grimsby 50 years following Brighton & Hove Albion By Nick Outterside. I started reading this yesterday, very good read.

Ska'd for Life by Horace Panter the bass player from The Specials.

Screwfix Catalogue

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Lee Child- Never go back.

Death Comes Knocking - Policing Roy Grace's Brighton. Graham Bartlett with Peter James. Very good book if you like reading about crime. Just read a chapter about a gang, and one of them was in my year at school. Also a chapter on policing fans for Albion matches, including when we played Palace...

Just finished Going to sea in a sieve by Danny Baker. I'm just about to start,Going off alarming also by Danny Baker.

Just started The Enemy by Lee Child, just finished Persuader by the same author. Working my way through the Jack Reacher books.

I have just finished it, like him or hate him it's a good read for any football fan.