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The Banker
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The Return
Return is a collection of short stories by prizewining author, Terence Jenkins, exploring betrayal, revenge, love and redemption.Terence Jenkins is a London guide, a suitable pastime for a fl neur (a stroller through cities who takes pleasure in discovering hidden corners and untold stories), as can be seen in his previous titles, Another Man's London and London Lives. When he is not discovering lesserknown London, Terry loves writing - both journalism and short stories. Terence Jenkins lives in South London and is a lover of books, the theatre, cinema and animals.
Now You Know
M: it was stamped in scarlet on his cardinalcoloured pullover. It was written in black on his birth certificate and again, now, you have to think, scribbled on some anonymous slip of a form recording his unlamented death. And it was there, of course, all over the news, in the chat rooms, on the blogs and social networking sites that heralded his feats or disparaged him. M: it was on everyone's lips. You couldn't miss him that spring and summer when his star, loaded with such dazzling gravity, lifted our hearts. Everyone knew him. Or really, everyone knew of him. But nobody knew him better than me. And his name was . . . Part mystery, part coming of age, part exploration of an audacious grasp for celebrity and its riches, Now You Know shows Charlie in an imagined dialogue with Stephen Fry, recounting the summer when he was seventeen, and lived next door to a man who he's certain was the mysterious hero, known only as M.
Crime and Ravishment
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Deadly Consignment
Desperate to escape grinding poverty and ethnic cleansing, Nina and Habib risk everything in a deadly race to reach the West. Nina, a bright young Moldovan girl, leaves her remote village determined to make her mark on the world. At the same time, Habib
The Ultimate Selection
In a large city, it's easy to remain anonymous, be careful who you talk to... The Ultimate is London's slickest vigilante. He is almost invisible; silently creeping around the capital, looking for wrongs to right. After overhearing a man bragging about abusing his girlfriend, The Ultimate has his first victim and is spurred into irrevocable action. Once he starts, he can't stop. He leaves no trace and is careful not to be the one with blood on his hands. His role is only to dictate how his targets will meet their demise. Nothing seems to link him to the crime or the dead. As his reign gathers pace, The Ultimate forces a clueless New Scotland Yard to pull former topdog detective turned reporter, Terry Bane, out of his TV studio and back to the force. He teams up with his old crimefighting partner, DCI James McFarland, only to be sent on a cat and mouse chase. Will they ever be able to catch the man who leaves no clues?
Another Man's London
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Travelling Light
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One Little Speck
As a child, Gaynor had many roles to play - parent to her baby brother, rescuer to her beaten mother and, most of all, keeper of the family secrets. She witnessed and experienced things that no child should and, aged 13, she took her first sip of whisky a
Ashes Summer
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