Backlash, was shortlisted for the CWA's John Creasey Award for the best first crime novel of 2003.
With it's energetic pace, compelling style, gritty atmosphere and gripping plot Breakbeat is the second novel from the acclaimed author of Backlash.

Daz Croxley. An unemployable, inner-city dwelling retro-punk. Illiterate because of his dyslexia - but possessed of his own peculiar intelligence. Struggling to pay off his corrupt landlord, Daz loots an electronics shop during an inner-city riot. Included in his bounty is a handful of sequentially-numbered £20 notes.
Daz can't know that this money comes from a vastly larger hoard, the product of a fraudulent property deal, a hoard for which men have already died. But others know. The architect of the fraud for one - serving his jail term but still with a dangerously long reach. Police officers - not all batting for the same team. Other criminals out for what they can get.
When word leaks out that Daz knows the location of the money, his life and the lives of his few real friends are in peril. His only hope is to play his pursuers off against each other in a deadly game of bluff and double bluff.

When humanitarian charity worker, Nicholas Hyde, defies Obligate, he knows he is creating a formidable enemy. For Obligate is a global transnational with far more power than is healthy, and everyone around Nick is doing what they are told and denying what they have seen with their own eyes.
But Nick is determined to seek the truth. And however much pressure is bought to bare Nick will not stop, until the atrocities being commited all around him in the twin names of progress and science are exposed in the fierce, clear light of day...