The Breaking of Liam Glass

A gripping satirical tale of tabloid scoops and betrayal

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Charles Harris

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When ambitious local crime reporter Jason Crowthorne comes across a young stab-victim, he sets out to revive his flagging journalistic career by launching an investigative campaign against knife-crime, but to get his scoop onto the front pages he first has to draw on his darker skills... Teenage footballer Liam Glass has been mugged and left for dead. Jason sees that the boy's story could splash big in the tabloids, not least because he suspects Liam is the love-child of a celebrity Premiership player. But unable to prove it, he tells a small lie, and that lie leads to another... Soon he is sucked unwittingly into a whirlpool of dirty tricks, fake-news, gutter press, ethnic tension and political intrigue - trying to escape the police, with the inner city Bengali community threatening to riot and the very life of young Liam Glass hanging in the balance. A fast-paced, suspenseful, blackly humorous and topical ride through London's modern urban society, led by an engaging and unlikely anti-hero caught in his own moral catch-22.

Author Biography:

Charles Harris is a best-selling author and international award-winning writer-director for film and TV. His debut novel, the satirical journalism-based thriller The Breaking of Liam Glass, took first place on Amazon's Hot New Releases best-seller list for satire. It has since received two international literary award nominations - Wishing Shelf and Eyelands. He has a wife and two cats, who live with him in London, and two sons, who don't.

Release date Australia

June 12th, 2020

Author

Charles Harris

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Edition

2nd New edition

Pages

315

ISBN-13

9781838073015

Product ID

33994411

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