One Way Street

A gritty and addictive crime thriller. For fans of Val McDermid and Ian Rankin

by Trevor Wood

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Pub Date Oct 29 2020 | Archive Date Oct 30 2020

Mystery & Thrillers

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Description

The second gritty Newcastle-set thriller in this unforgettable series about a homeless veteran turned local sleuth and vigilante. Follow up to the highly acclaimed The Man on the Street.

'Fresh, original, authentic and gritty' - LEE CHILD

'Jimmy is a character you root for from page one ... simply superb' - M.W. CRAVEN

A series of bizarre drug-related deaths among runaway teenagers has set the North East’s homeless community on edge.

The word on the street is that a rogue batch of Spice – the zombie drug sweeping the inner cities – is to blame, but when one of Jimmy’s few close friends is caught up in the carnage loyalty compels him to find out what’s really going on.

One Way Street sees the welcome return of Jimmy Mullen, the homeless, PTSD-suffering, veteran as he attempts to rebuild his life following the events in The Man on the Street.

As his probation officer constantly reminds him: all he needs to do is keep out of trouble. Sadly for him, trouble seems to have a habit of tracking Jimmy down.

The second gritty Newcastle-set thriller in this unforgettable series about a homeless veteran turned local sleuth and vigilante. Follow up to the highly acclaimed The Man on the Street.

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Advance Praise

Praise for Trevor Wood's debut THE MAN ON THE STREET:

'An impressive debut, offering unsentimental insights into the everyday lives of people who end up on the streets ' Sunday Times

'Solid plotting, strong characterisation and a likable and sympathetic protagonist add up to an assured debut ' Guardian

'The characters are great and the descriptions of life on the streets are heartbreakingly convincing ' Literary Review

'Wood has done his research to create a credible and compassionate tale of society's most marginalised. Crime fans will welcome the arrival of Sherlock Homeless' Sunday Times Crime Club

Praise for Trevor Wood's debut THE MAN ON THE STREET:

'An impressive debut, offering unsentimental insights into the everyday lives of people who end up on the streets ' Sunday Times

'Solid plotting...