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A story of my life as a gangster on the mean streets of London
One mans journey of life that grips from the very first page. At the time of the Kray twins in peckham this honest account of survival in the underworld of crime and corruption which comes across with great humor that makes it difficult to put this book down. It is hard to believe that the author managed to survive so many encounters based around the criminal world but you have to feel compassion for the raw honesty mixed with the sense of hilarity making his book a brilliant read for anyone who has a open mind about survival in the real world.
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Part two of my autobiography
Johnny Mack turns his back on drugs and crime when he moves to the Isle of Wight with his family. However, while his beloved wife and three children begin a new life, Johnny returns to the mean streets of Peckham in search of one last score in order to provide the funds needed to support his family. After seeking trusted friends still in the criminal scene he finds himself double crossed and barely escapes with his life, resulting in his return to the Isle of Wight to join his beloved wife and children. His plan foiled, Johnny struggles with the guilt of returning to his family with |
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Poet's Progeny
by Miller Caldwell
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 Robert Burns' first daughter was Elizabeth. Her story and the five descendants Scottish lives are recorded here with the Bard's message today as ever in need. Al Quida listen: Then let us pray that come it may, As come it will for a' that. That Sense |
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