Jagger Black: A fast-moving psychological thriller

by Garry Kay

Would you leap in front of a flying bullet to save a stranger's life? Maybe not. Would you do it to save the lives of your children? Probably. Where do you draw the line? With time running out, Jagger Black makes it his mission to find what it takes to sacrifice your own life. Faced with terminal cancer in the prime of life, some people ask 'Why me?' while others ask 'Why not him?' Jagger takes these big questions to jaw-dropping extremes

293 pages, Paperback

First published March 18, 2020

About the author

Garry is 49 and lives in Cornwall with his wife Ginny and two teenage children Hannah and Sam. Garry did an economics degree at the University of Surrey and Michigan State University. In 1986 he started as a trainee reporter on the West Sussex County Times in Horsham. After the County Times, Garry joined the Yorkshire Gazette & Herald in York as sports editor. He then took a career break with Ginny to work in a bar in Lanzarote while she worked as a holiday rep. He returned to York as chief sub-editor before joining The West Briton in 1995 as deputy editor. In 2000, he joined the Press Association in Leeds as new media chief sub-editor, but missed Cornwall so much that he returned. Since then he has made a living through property investments and writing novels. During his time at the Yorkshire Gazette & Herald, the paper won the coveted Press Gazette national award for Newspaper of the Year, a success Garry repeated at The West Briton in Cornwall.