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‘Welcome To HolyHell has the sharp plotting of peak Elmore Leonard combined with the brooding lyrical atmosphere of James Lee Burke ...’ Punk Noir Magazine In the sweltering summer of 1976, a drought-stricken town harbours a deadly secret. This compelling noir thriller is perfect for fans of small-town crime and rural noir. Lies Bowen, a weary conman fleeing the chaos of London, returns to his hometown, hoping to leave his past behind. But in this town, escape is an illusion, and trouble waits around every corner. Secrets. For young loner Jay Ellis, discovering a briefcase stuffed with cash is the answer to all his dreams. But the newfound fortune isn’t the only thing that catches his attention - the beguiling Nash, who appears to have followed the money into town, is an even greater mystery. Betrayal. Veteran conman Nash is determined to track down Bowen and retrieve the money he stole from him. With nothing more than a hunch and an old newspaper clipping featuring a boy who witnessed his partner’s death, Nash follows the trail. As their lives become increasingly intertwined, Nash must navigate the world of violent drifters and treacherous thieves while questioning whether a man’s conscience is his greatest strength or his greatest weakness. Welcome to HolyHell is a gripping exploration of identity, betrayal, and redemption. In the first book in the HolyHell Crime series, this 1970s crime fiction immerses readers in the gritty world of con artists and shifting loyalties. Praise for Welcome to HolyHell ***** 'A gripping, nerve-jangling story...' - Amazon reviewer ***** 'A brilliant slice of British noir.' - Amazon reviewer ***** 'Gritty, fast and immersive... Highly recommend' - Amazon reviewer
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