- Through Another Night
£11.99£8.49 inc. UK pp -
Release date: October 2014
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But this is not the Garron of old. He’s been injured and out of the life too long and to survive he’ll have to dig deep, into reserves he thinks he’s left behind.
Reserves that might not be there anymore.
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People's Book Prize finalist 2015 |
Reviews
‘There's a touch of Lee Child about Joe Stein's novels; one man fighting his own private war against good and evil.‘
Michael Wood, crime fiction reviewer.Reviews for previous books by Joe Stein
‘The book has a heart-breaking resonance to it; a bitter-sweet flavour coats the words.‘
‘Stein is a writer shouting to be discovered. His prose hit the target every
time.’
Crimesquad.com
‘A wonderful book - vivid scenes - depth and substance.’ ‘You’ll want to read faster and faster. Deftly drawn characters set this up as
a book that will stay with you long after you finish reading. This is the full
package.’
Crimespree Magazine
‘A satisfyingly gritty thriller‘
The Big Issue
‘Garron is very much human, just as fallible, just as afraid, just as broken inside.‘
‘Stein writes with real class and has created a devastatingly credible and
hugely desirable character in Garron.‘
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About the Author
Joe Stein was born in London in the 1960s and educated (just about) in North London. His first job was in a scrap-yard, stripping copper out of electrical cables. He left there before it was raided by Customs and Excise and has been trying to stay out of trouble ever since.
He admits to being an ex-musician and sometime amateur boxer and won't say much else. He has worked in factories, warehouses, markets, spent two days on a building site before he realised it wasn’t the place for anyone with even mild vertigo and worked for over ten years in security and as a bodyguard, luckily getting married and being told to get a ‘proper’ job before the government decided to license the security industry. His training manual for bodyguards is now therefore out of date and a collectors’ item.
He always wanted to try to write and although his first book took many years to complete, he now has four novels and a dozen short stories to his name.
He still lives in North London and has a full time day job to fit around the rest of his life.