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To survive the violent streets of Belfast in the 1970s, young Darren McCann learns to fight. The IRA are interested in recruiting him but, though he is a Catholic, he refuses to take sides until a family tragedy allies him with "the cause". His specialist training turns him into an efficient sniper and covert operative. One brutal interrogation earns Darren the reputation as "The Butcher of Belfast" and pairs him with his infamous knife, The Killer. After a high profile assassination, he takes refuge in Spain where he works with ETA terrorists and takes part in an audacious bank raid. He returns to Ireland to continue the fight, but the seeds of doubt are planted in his mind by a British MI6 officer with shocking information and plans to turn him into a double-agent.

Mrs May - Blurb A respectable married schoolteacher journeys from the comfortable middle-class suburbs of a university city into its seamy subcultures. She is on a mission to rescue a teenage boy who has turned his back on privilege to run feral on the streets. It is a quest that will transform both their lives. In the unravelling of the boy's tangled psychology, the woman becomes lost in the dark recesses of her own psyche. So who will be redeemed in the end, the wayward boy or the tormented woman who came to save him? Perhaps both... Perhaps neither... David Pick's is a new and important voice on the block: acute observation, accomplished writing, and a story that sucks you in from page one. A fine read. Graham Hurley, author of the best-selling D/I Faraday series. Mrs May is more than a psychological thriller. Mrs May sheds light on the shadowy world of youth crime and youth justice, raising issues that society would be foolish to ignore. Mrs May will make you think. David Pick has produced a blistering read, which, through medium of personal tragedy and redemption explores a subject too often hidden from the public gaze, the effect on an individual who does not conform to the restrictions of the system and falls through a gap that lacks any kind of safety net. To bring about change in a troubled life it takes only one person to care, but that sometimes comes at a cost to the individual concerned. This is the territory explored in Mrs May in a psycho-sexual roller coaster that is impossible to put down. Jack Ludlow, author of The Burning Sky

When Tomas Sala, state architect to the dictator, finds himself alone one night with an aching nostalgia and a steady supply of booze, he begins to re-evaluate his life, a catharsis that makes him realize there is something vital that he must do. He thinks of his cellist wife Helena, now in exile, of his son, now dead, and of his own childhood marred by tragedy. He remembers his time as a student, designing the aberration that will become the Palace of Democracy, whilst listening to the sounds of his friend Anton expertly seducing yet another virgin next door. While Tomas Sala is able to build the absurd vision of his leader, his personal dreams disintegrate. His journey into the past begins to set out a path to action and, ultimately, perhaps, to his own salvation...

In this action-packed revenge thriller, Darren McCann - the Butcher of Belfast - is back with the mission to avenge the brutal murder of his mother. Trained by the I.R.A., turned by MI6 - the operation takes him to America to track down the hard men funding the Republicans back home in Ireland. A weekend that would exhaust Jason Bourne sees him make new friends and plenty of enemies in the notorious Hell's Kitchen. Later taskings in Ireland and Scotland allow him to excel at what he does best - killing. During a trip to Spain to take on a cell of suicide bombers he falls in love, but all is not what it seems. This second instalment of the best-selling The Killer Trilogy sees Darren develop as a character. He begins to question the motives of those in power, but all the time faces his enemies with his usual wit and trusty knife The Matador. REVIEWS FROM THE KILLER: "This is the fastest paced book I have ever read. I kept thinking I would come to a point where I could put it down for the evening, but that never happened." Janie, Amazon.com "Is there no way to put 6 stars on Amazon. I'm going to write to the management. I literally could not put this book down. Gripped me from Page 1 and read it through in one chunk." Jan Vance, Amazon.co.uk "This fast-paced chronicle of death and double-cross kept me glued to my seat from first page till last..." Clifford Thurlow, author of Making A Killing.