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Title: Teesside Steal
Subtitle: The Nick Guymer Series, Book 1
Author: John Nicholson
Narrator: Daniel Gray
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-05-16
Publisher: Head Publishing
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Nick Guymer's life is a total mess. His dad has just died, he's being made bankrupt, he's getting evicted, his girlfriend has left him, and Middlesbrough are 2-0 down in the UEFA Cup.
But there's a way out. His father has bequeathed him a huge inheritance, if only he can find out where it is.
As he tries to repair his relationship with Julie and deal with the ghosts of his dysfunctional upbringing, he discovers his dad isn't the man he thought he was. Soon it becomes obvious something very strange has happened, and Nick begins to doubt that his dad is even dead at all. As he searches for the truth, he is plunged into a world of theft, greed, and brutal murder. Soon, as the Boro play a huge European game, he will have to fight for his and Julie's lives on the windswept sand dunes of Saltburn.
Teesside Steal is set in Teesside and North Yorkshire, and is the first in the Nick Guymer series of mysteries.
It is a story of upbringing, inheritance, and UEFA Cup football.
Members Reviews:
Good read
A bit slow in the beginning but gets really interesting in the end. Some typos but nothing that disrupts the reading.
Teesside Steal Review
I was born on Teesside many years ago but now have lived in the states for over fifty years and I was initially delighted to find that someone had written about a place I know. However, the bad language was a bit much. Maybe they do speak like that in Teesside now but I somehow doubt it! It was nice to read about places I grew up with. I actually lived very near the Tees Bridge. The story dragged much at the beginning but got better as the mystery developed but it was a long time coming.
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Title: Teesside Steal
Subtitle: The Nick Guymer Series, Book 1
Author: John Nicholson
Narrator: Daniel Gray
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-05-16
Publisher: Head Publishing
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Nick Guymer's life is a total mess. His dad has just died, he's being made bankrupt, he's getting evicted, his girlfriend has left him, and Middlesbrough are 2-0 down in the UEFA Cup.
But there's a way out. His father has bequeathed him a huge inheritance, if only he can find out where it is.
As he tries to repair his relationship with Julie and deal with the ghosts of his dysfunctional upbringing, he discovers his dad isn't the man he thought he was. Soon it becomes obvious something very strange has happened, and Nick begins to doubt that his dad is even dead at all. As he searches for the truth, he is plunged into a world of theft, greed, and brutal murder. Soon, as the Boro play a huge European game, he will have to fight for his and Julie's lives on the windswept sand dunes of Saltburn.
Teesside Steal is set in Teesside and North Yorkshire, and is the first in the Nick Guymer series of mysteries.
It is a story of upbringing, inheritance, and UEFA Cup football.
Members Reviews:
Good read
A bit slow in the beginning but gets really interesting in the end. Some typos but nothing that disrupts the reading.
Teesside Steal Review
I was born on Teesside many years ago but now have lived in the states for over fifty years and I was initially delighted to find that someone had written about a place I know. However, the bad language was a bit much. Maybe they do speak like that in Teesside now but I somehow doubt it! It was nice to read about places I grew up with. I actually lived very near the Tees Bridge. The story dragged much at the beginning but got better as the mystery developed but it was a long time coming.