Pocket Notebook
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Meet Jacob Smith, your good-old British policeman. But Jacob’s no ordinary beat bobby. He’s a tactical firearms officer; a handsome, popular, financially secure specialist. He’s a connoisseur of fine cinema, who also enjoys his expansive collection of do-it-yourself ‘art’ DVD’s (the latest of which was ‘borrowed’ during a drugs warrant). And he likes to keep himself in shape, hence the large steroid habit – and the even larger amount of money he owes his dealer. And did we mention he’s partial to women’sfeet? The girlfriend who’s desperately trying to shrug him off? Or what about his parents’ dark past?And now his family and friends are starting to worry… and his police superiors are increasingly taking notice of the way he conducts himself. Jake’s a very busy boy. And life is about to get even more complicated…Pocket Notebook is the brilliant debut novel from serving police officer Mike Thomas. An angry black comedy, it follows Jacob’s very public fall from grace, all of which he meticulously records in his police notebook.
Additional information
Weight | 0.2 kg |
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Dimensions | 2 × 13 × 19.9 cm |
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Format | Paperback |
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Pages | 288 |
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Year Published | 2011-2-3 |
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Publication City/Country | London, United Kingdom |
ISBN 10 | 0099537486 |
About The Author | Mike Thomas is a 38-year-old serving police officer and has been a freelance writer for several years, publishing travel articles, web shorts and short fiction. Currently in the final throes of his Masters degree, he is married with two children. Pocket Notebook is his first novel. |
Stuns like a truncheon, grips like a pair of handcuffs, crackles with charge like a taser. Reading Pocket Notebook is like being caught up in a riot: exhilarating, terrifying – it has an unstoppable momentum. |
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Other text | [This] arresting tale doesn't miss a beat…Jacob Smith has got a bad marriage, a penchant for steroids, a violent temper and a foot fetish. None of this would be particularly unusual if he was a villain – but, in Mike Thomas's debut novel, he's one of the policemen. And he's got a gun…While Pocket Notebook might become cult reading in police circles, it certainly isn't about to become a recruit training manual. This is an enjoyable black comedy that builds to an exciting climax. |
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