The Charlie Cobb Series - Books 1-5

Rob Aspinall

Summary

Can the villain be the hero?They call him Breaker. He enforces mob rule. The guy they send to scare the worst of the worst.He's promised his daughter he'll change his ways. But there's a witness to silence, the streetwise Danny.Which fate will he choose? Pull the trigger and kill young Danny? Or turn protector, going up against vicious crime boss, Ivan Rudenko?It rains a lot on the mean streets of Manchester. It's about to rain blood.You'll love this action-packed series because it's loaded with action - perfect for fans of James Patterson and Lee Child.Start the adventure now.About the seriesSay hello to an explosive new crime series, as ex-mafia fixer Charlie Cobb takes down the very same kind of people he used to work for.From the mean streets of Manchester and London's gritty ganglands, to the desert heat of Arizona and Hollywood's seedy underbelly, Charlie will stop at nothing to hand out justice.BreakerA ruthless Russian mob boss wants a young witness dead, Will Charlie pull the trigger or put himself in the firing line?Death & BackHow far would you go to save a stranger? Charlie drives a truck to London for some fast money. But he never suspects what's in the back. Or the path of violence it will set him on.The HoldupA crashed car. Two dead passengers. A bag of stolen cash. Charlie remembers none of it. And he has no idea just how much trouble he's in. BurnoutA Hollywood megastar dies. Everyone thinks it's an accident. Not Charlie. Soon he's digging up all kinds of corruption and painting a bullseye on his back.

Walk AwayWhen an old friend is murdered, Charlie returns to his old underworld haunt to track down the killer and exact revenge. But old mafia bosses have put a price on his head and then there's the victim's daughter to protect.

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Available since: 02/01/2019.

Print length: 921 pages.

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