All the Empty Places

Nick Sharman Mystery #17

by Mark Timlin

It takes an expert to handle violence in fiction and Timlin is an expert."""" - Sunday Telegraph The sixteenth Sharman novel finds Sharman up to his eyes in trouble. It's not just the girl he's involved with or her heavy-duty ex-boyfriend who has promised violent retribution on anyone who gets involved with her. There is also the bent brief planning an audacious multi-million pound robbery, his beautiful sister, and a bunch of heavy duty thugs tooled-up like an ordance factory. It's tough, it's torrid, it's Timlin.

224 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 2000

About the author

aka Johnny Angelo, Tony Williams, Jim Ballantyne, Lee Martin.

Mark Timlin lives in east London, has a Rolex and drives flash old American cars.

Reviews

[Ron Musgrove · Rating 2 out of 5]

Great fun. If you're twelve.

[Fiona Van · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a slick, clever, nasty East London thriller. I had not read anything by Timlin before, and while it was well written and the plot was clever it is not a genre that appeals. If cynical, macho heroes with a neat line in self-deception are to your taste, this book will be for you.