3 books
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1. The Neon Boneyard
Under the pale glow of a full moon, Private Investigator Roman Dalton undergoes a monstrous transformation, morphing into a fearsome werewolf. In the depths of the city's neon-drenched and blood-soaked streets, he prowls, driven by primal instincts and a relentless thirst for justice. As Roman Dalton confronts sinister forces that haunt the underbelly of the city, the clash of the supernatural and the gritty underworld of crime takes on a life of its own. Brace yourself for "The Neon Boneyard," a collection of gripping and visceral noir horror stories that will leave you spellbound.
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2. Stray Bullets
Stray Bullets is a scattershot of short stories and flash fiction from ‘The King Of Brit Grit’ Paul D. Brazill. In this short, sharp collection, you will stumble into hit men, gangsters, corrupt cops, drunks, punks, petty thieves, and all manner of lowlife criminals. The stories in Stray Bullets are vivid and violent slices of Brit Grit and noir, full of gaudy characters and dialogue sharp enough to cut your throat. Stray Bullets is a violent and blackly comic look at life seen through a dirty shot glass darkly.
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3. Too Many Crooks
In a sleazy London pub, Leslie Hawkins, a high-class fence, crosses paths with Peter Rhatigan, a man with an intriguing proposition: the legendary Totenkopfring, a relic from World War Two. Seduced by the promise of a grand score, Leslie eagerly jumps into the dangerous game. But when a violent encounter with a biker g**g goes awry, chaos ensues, and Leslie's world spirals into a maelstrom of mayhem and peril. Meanwhile, in the frozen lands of Poland, Dr. Anna Nowak stumbles upon an enigmatic Englishman, battered and suffering from amnesia. Drawn into his mysterious plight, Anna becomes entangled in a web of secrets and danger that she never anticipated. From acclaimed author Paul D. Brazill, 'Too Many Crooks' weaves together bodies, bullets, and a darkly comedic edge that will leave you breathless. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster that will keep you guessing until the final page.