Dead Men Don't Tell Tales

by Guy Martin

Description to come.

Genres: Biography, Autobiography

301 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 28, 2021

About the author

Guy Martin is publicly known primarily as an English motorcycle racer, who also works as a lorry mechanic and TV presenter. He has mainly competed in road racing events such as the Isle of Man TT, Ulster Grand Prix and North West 200. Since 2011, Martin has also found success as the front man of several television programmes focusing on his passions of engineering, motor vehicles and speed.

Reviews

[Grant]

As I’ve said before, I really enjoy reading Guy’s books. They are easy to understand and read and can be put down and picked up without losing track of where you are.
This one is a collection of stories really. It’s about lots of different events he has been involved in, different record attempts and just general fun things he has had a part in. If you like Guy you will love the book

[Tara]

I find Guy's books can be a little hit and miss, depending upon how much he has to write about. This book is jam packed with tales of his adventures and travels, as well as opinions, so makes very interesting and enjoyable reading. Keep the boy busy and keep the books coming!

[Paul]

read all of Guys books and this one is just as good as the others
does some crazy things as normal
riveting good read

[Ryan]

Another great book as always

[Sarah Bird]

I love reading Guys autobiographies! And I love my signed copies ❤❤

[Adam]

Guy is a legend!

Funny, informative and very much as Guy is! You'll be reading it and hearing his voice in your head!
An enjoyable read!

I shall read the others when I get them.

[Lois Scott]

Another fab read from Guy Martin.

[Mark Green]

Quick read which seems to not follow any theme but still entertaining

[Glen Kelly]

Love it, really nice cherry on top to end the books. Hope Guy feels compelled to write again in the future!

[Doug Laughton]

It was ok. I enjoyed his cycling more than his mechanical stuff

[Mat Greener]

what a Guy
leads a very varied life with huge number of experiences but still seems very grounded
some the book was too technical (petrol heady for me) but an entertaining lusten

[Ian Hallam]

After 3 year's Guy is back with his latest book which gives some interesting background details to his TV shows and also his own private projects he has been working on in the last few years.

[Ade Windsor]

I've read all of Guy Martin's books and there have been a few! It's hard to imagine that anyone could have that much to talk about in what is a relatively short period of time. But therein lies the clue, he is an incredibly busy man with prolific energy it seems. He always seems to be doing many things at once.
He is very candid about himself and as he puts it, suffers from honesty tourettes, without which you would judge him as a big head. I've always found his approach to his books as engaging and even exciting because you never know what he's going to do next or if it will work out, but you always know once he's agreed to do something he gives it everything.
So overall a very entertaining book, especially if you love all things mechanical!

[Marie Julia]

Really enjoyed this book & you can tell Guy has actually written it because it's exactly like he talks which is brilliant. Real & a celebrity that is humble & keeps his feet on the ground brilliant!!