Nick Sharman Mystery series by Mark Timlin (#1-#2)
Requirements: Epub reader, 599 Kb
Overview: Mark Timlin aka Johnny Angelo, Tony Williams, Jim Ballantyne, Lee Martin. Mark Timlin lives in east London, has a Rolex and drives flash old American cars.
Genre: Mystery
A Good Year for the Roses (Nick Sharman Mystery #1)
Nick Sharman is nobody's favorite person. Ex-cop, ex-doper, invalided out of the Met after a stray bullet in the foot saved him from an investigation into the missing evidence from a drugs haul. The cops don't like him. The villains don't like him. Sharman is unemployable. So he's hired himself an office and set up shop as a private investigator in his south London patch. Divorces and debt-collecting were what he expected. What he gets is Patsy Bright, young, pretty, and missing. Her father wants her back. She's a good girl, a model, and only a little bit into drugs. With Sharman's connections it should be a piece of cake. Only when he comes to with a split head, a pocketful of planted heroin, a dead girl, and two policemen acting on a tip-off, does Sharman realize this case is different. And serious. And personal.
Romeo's Tune (Nick Sharman Mystery #2)
When you're an ex-cop and an ex-doper scratching a living as a private investigator in the unromantic streets of south London, you take any work you can get, even a dreary little debt collection job for some toe-rag of a used-car dealer. When Nick Sharman collects the money due on a classic Bentley, he finds himself stepping into another world, a world where a reclusive rock musician in a secluded mansion complete with its own recording studio—and firing range—broods on the royalties stolen from him by a crooked manager—and decides Sharman is just the guy to get them back. Taking the job could be the worst mistake of Sharman's disaster ridden life. And when rock 'n' roll's godfathers take on the Mafia, south London explodes in a maelstrom of violence.
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#4, #6
http://mobilism.me/viewtopic.php?f=1294&t=1023576
Requirements: Epub reader, 599 Kb
Overview: Mark Timlin aka Johnny Angelo, Tony Williams, Jim Ballantyne, Lee Martin. Mark Timlin lives in east London, has a Rolex and drives flash old American cars.
Genre: Mystery
A Good Year for the Roses (Nick Sharman Mystery #1)
Nick Sharman is nobody's favorite person. Ex-cop, ex-doper, invalided out of the Met after a stray bullet in the foot saved him from an investigation into the missing evidence from a drugs haul. The cops don't like him. The villains don't like him. Sharman is unemployable. So he's hired himself an office and set up shop as a private investigator in his south London patch. Divorces and debt-collecting were what he expected. What he gets is Patsy Bright, young, pretty, and missing. Her father wants her back. She's a good girl, a model, and only a little bit into drugs. With Sharman's connections it should be a piece of cake. Only when he comes to with a split head, a pocketful of planted heroin, a dead girl, and two policemen acting on a tip-off, does Sharman realize this case is different. And serious. And personal.
Romeo's Tune (Nick Sharman Mystery #2)
When you're an ex-cop and an ex-doper scratching a living as a private investigator in the unromantic streets of south London, you take any work you can get, even a dreary little debt collection job for some toe-rag of a used-car dealer. When Nick Sharman collects the money due on a classic Bentley, he finds himself stepping into another world, a world where a reclusive rock musician in a secluded mansion complete with its own recording studio—and firing range—broods on the royalties stolen from him by a crooked manager—and decides Sharman is just the guy to get them back. Taking the job could be the worst mistake of Sharman's disaster ridden life. And when rock 'n' roll's godfathers take on the Mafia, south London explodes in a maelstrom of violence.
Download Instructions:
https://userscloud.com/4gsbu81coj9n
(Closed Filehost) https://hulkload.com/335hkgxkmon9
#4, #6
http://mobilism.me/viewtopic.php?f=1294&t=1023576