Villains by Paul Ferris

Villains by Paul Ferris

This is the real inside story of notorious villains, by one of their own. Murder, gunrunning, drug trafficking, kneecappings - Paul Ferris has been accused of many things in his life, some true, some not. What's not in dispute is that he spent twenty-five years as one of Britain's most feared gangsters. Out of prison and straight for five years, Paul still hasn't forgotten the common thugs and big-time players that surrounded him or the world of violence, fear and uneasy alliances that he inhabited with them. Now Paul Ferris recounts the stories of a tough existence that nobody knows better. The brutality you'd expect, the strangeness you might not. There's the man wanted by everyone from the Old Bailey to Glasgow High Court but who might just be a figment of the cops' imagination; the rise of women in the underworld, with unheard-of power and loaded pistols in thigh holsters; or the betrayed Manchester face who visited a gang's club and sprayed it with bullets, only to become the gang's hero overnight. The stories cover the underbellies of London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester and beyond, but the material couldn't be closer to home - from the job Paul's father, Willie Ferris, pulled with a school bus full of kids as the getaway vehicle, to the war Paul got caught up in between two of London's biggest teams. And, as you'll discover, when it comes to villains, it takes one to know one.

Reg McKay is a widely published investigative journalist and regular crime columnist for the Daily Record. He is the author of ten books, most bestsellers, including The Last Godfather and Vendetta (also with Paul Ferris). After his release from prison in 2002, Paul Ferris pledged to turn his back on crime and is now working on various media projects. Villains is his third book with Reg McKay.

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Titel	Villains
Autor	Paul Ferris
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Bonnier Books Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr	2006-10-16
Seitenanzahl	288
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