Den of Smoke (Gamblers Den series, Book 3)

Name: Den of Smoke (Gamblers Den series, Book 3)
Brand: HarperCollins Publishers
Price: 15.17 EUR
Availability: InStock

★★★★★

English

By (author): Christopher Byford

There is always someone ready to take the title villain

Jackdaw may once have been a part of Wilheims gang but now hes looking for a new life, a free life.

But will he be able to shake his past for good, or will he end up in a worse position than he was before?

Find out in the third book of this exciting fantasy series.

Readers are loving The Gamblers Den series!

What I damn fine tale this is!

Just couldnt put it down

Escapism and a little bit of wonder

Gripping

Hugely enjoyable

All three books will hold you, with every turn of the page

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Product Details

Weight: 230g
Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
Publication Date: 20 Sep 2018
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9780008319076

About Christopher Byford

CHRISTOPHER BYFORD was born in 1980 in Wellingborough England. He learnt to walk whilst holding onto a Golden Retriever and fondly remembers the days of BMX bikes and conker matches. He left college to suffer as an IT Manager for a small multinational before in his words escaping to Gloucester. After working for some large tech companies he seized the opportunity to become a full time author. It was the best thing hes ever done. In the last few years Chris has penned various tales DEN OF SHADOWS being his most prominent.Away from literary things his interests include all things VW Campervans gardening photography astronomy and chicken keeping. He finds talking about himself in the third person rather pedantic and could murder a cold pint of cider right about now.