"Brian Cockerill was once a brutal gangland enforcer who climbed the criminal ladder taxing drug dealers for fun. A six-foot-three, 24-stone man mountain with the freakish strength of a gorilla, Brian was linked with and fought some of the hardest men in England.
Brian started taking the drugs he was taxing, which led to many years of addiction, depression, and anxiety that cost him everything he had but his home. The ""Taxman"" who had made thousands ended up broke and a recluse. Brian finally started to turn his life around in 2019 and has now started to put his efforts into educating youngsters on the importance of how not to live a life of crime.
The Brian Cockerill is the hard-hitting, brutally truthful story of regret and repentance and Brian's journey from the dark to the light.
Good read, some interesting facts but a bit repetitive. Not the best written book you will ever read to be honest, a bit rushed it seemed to me. However a good insight to this hard man and his life. Not much new stuff, most of it been written before. But give it a go, Bri has turned his life around and deserves his moment in print.
This book is by far Jamie's best book,The book is written completely different to his others books like Lee Duffys and Paul Sykes and although they gripped you to the end this book really makes you feel that Brian has changed his ways. Well done on her another hit
Very good read mate keep it up hope u and your family have a peaceful life an you in joy your pensioner years look forward to your next book the only thing I didn’t like was that u support Manchester United u should support the mighty Liverpool like myself take care mate
I really think u will should keep the good work going an give your self a thank you be lucky my mate