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The Bad Neighbour

David Tallerman author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Flame Tree Publishing

Published:6th Sep '18

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"A well-written and cleverly imagined crime thriller with a knife-sharp edge." — Crime Review

When part-time teacher Ollie Clay panic-buys a rundown house in the outskirts of Leeds, he soon recognises his mistake.  His new neighbor, Chas Walker, is an antisocial thug, and Ollie's suspicions raise links to a local hate group.  With Ollie's life unravelling rapidly, he feels his choices dwindling: his situation is intolerable and only standing up to Chas can change it.  But Ollie has his own history of violence, and increasingly, his own secrets to hide; and Chas may be more than the mindless yob he appears to be.  As their conflict spills over into the wider world, Ollie will come to learn that there are worse problems in life than one bad neighbor.

FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launching in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.

"A well-written and cleverly imagined crime thriller with a knife-sharp edge."
"The Bad Neighbor is a compelling, dark, and gritty book." -- Audio Killed the Bookmark
"A perfect mix of domestic and international crimes set in a lovely locale. I recommend this book for the fans of Lee Child and Vince Flynn." -- Syllables of Swathi
“The Bad Neighbour is a deceptively written domestic thriller that captures the mood of modern British society” -- SFBook Reviews
“It really is a great read, I'd rate it very high as a real world gritty thriller. The kind of story that has me flying through the pages as my schedule will allow and thinking about the the story when I put it down.” -- SJBudd Blog

ISBN: 9781787581937

Dimensions: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm

Weight: 390g

288 pages