Angol
Cameron was just minding his own business, working as usual, when Benny the Burn first entered his life. Benny's impact was huge. Like a spark in a fireworks factory, he had a gigantic effect, changing Cameron's life for ever. And that was just the beginning. Cameron was a mild-mannered, Clark Kent type, but after what he suffered at the hands of the Barnes gang, it's no wonder he's a bit shaken. Not everyone's idea of fun, being set alight. Then to have your whole life turned upside down, everyone dear to you attacked in revenge. Of course, compared to Fergal's brother, Benny is a pussycat. Yes, it turns out family ties run deep, even in the most, shall we say, unusual of families. Cameron's journey from mild-mannered shop manager to deadly avenger will have you gripped. In a plot with more twists and turns than a helter-skelter, our vigilante hero comes up against some of the most violent, vicious and unpleasant villains to grace the pages of a book in a long, long time. Be prepared for horrifically visceral scenes of violence and torture as Cameron tries to save himself the only way he knows how, the way he learnt from his aggressors - kill or be killed. Formerly an assistant manager in a convenience store, Christopher Dillon now teaches religious education and history in a large comprehensive school in Kent. Cold Fury is his first novel.
