Review by Lucy FordeI picked this book up from a second hand book stall as I’d finished a book
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Review by Noel SmithThis book should be issued to all life and indeterminately sentenced prisoners straight after sentence. It
Will you be held at gunpoint and find yourself reaching for the panic button or will you be laughing
Andrew Pritchard is notorious for having beenheld responsible by HM Customs and Excisefor being the mastermind behind Britain’slargest cocaine
As well as being a powerful human drama, Lies& Loyalties deals with gritty contemporary issuesin today’s Britain. It moves
It was the long hot summer of 1976, and a 15-year-old Noel Smith, testosterone jangling, was among many south
Lifer Charlie Bronsons reputation precedes him – Britains most violent prisoner – or does it? Do we really know
Gerard McGrath isn’t entirely convinced that the author’s commercial success with previous novelsis justified with his latest thriller
Reviewed by Ben Gunn HMP SudburyIt’s no secret that, as a rule, I’d never encourage anyone to fork out