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Could you change the habits of a lifetime when everything you have ever known is at risk? When an internet troll is exposed, he is forced to come off benefits and seek employment in a call centre he has been trolling.Turning his life around is not easy, especially when his past begins to catch up with him and he has to confront the one person he fears most.Himself.Troll Life is a comic tale of hopes and fears, revenge and redemption.With the humorous style of Christopher Brookmyre and Carl Hiaasen, Alan Parkinson's fourth novel explores the world of online trolling and the many frustrations of working in a call centre.Office politics clash with one man's struggle to leave his past behind and become a productive member of society.
How much would you risk when your family's safety is on the line?When an easy-going lorry driver uncovers a dead friend's secret, he has to decide whether to bury it before it buries him.Jack Ferris is happy. He has a business; he has friends; he has his pigeons, and he has a wife and daughter whom he adores.His life is turned upside down when his best friend dies, and the secrets Jack uncovers put his entire world at risk.Where does he turn? Who can he trust? Does he go public or go underground?Burying Reggie is the tale of an ordinary man, forced into extraordinary circumstances, contending with gangsters, guns, and fortnightly bin collections.
How do you escape the last place you want to be? Liam hates his job working for Phonetix Mobile. Fighting for every second and battling with every customer, he is close to the edge. Bumper's business is going under. His debts are rising, his drinking is getting worse and his wife has had enough. Jodie is unemployed and is desperate for work to give her son the life he deserves. Her mobile phone on the other hand, appears to have no intention of working.>The long awaited follow up to Leg It, Alan Parkinson's debut novel. Idle Threats, set in Sunderland, is a fast paced tale of guns, bombs, gangsters and sombreros. Comic crime fiction in the style of Chris Brookmyre and Colin Bateman, Idle Threats will have you on the edge of your seat. A must for anyone who has ever suffered either working in a call centre or spent hours on the phone to one. Would you take it one step further and take a gun into a call centre to settle your grievances?
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