Razor: Becoming a Hero

· The Witcherley Book Company
4.3
3 reviews
Ebook
249
Pages

About this ebook

A grieving husband can’t live with his guilt…

…he decides to die, not by his own hand, but in heroically helping the vulnerable.

Since the peaceful Cotswold countryside offers limited opportunities for heroism, despite the presence of some weird and dangerous inhabitants, he ventures further afield.

To his annoyance, new and unlikely friends mysteriously appear everywhere he goes, foiling his plans and sending him back to square one.

Will he succeed or will he come to terms with his grief first? Was his wife as blame free and perfect as he thought or will lurking suspicions of infidelity be proved right?

Ratings and reviews

4.3
3 reviews
ingrid singh
January 18, 2020
An absorbing tale. Builds on the world created for Inspector Hobbes, filled with almost-ordinary (unhuman?) characters and darkly joyful vignettes.
1 person found this review helpful

About the author

Wilkie Martin is the author of the bestselling Unhuman series of novels, set in the English Cotswolds, where he lives with his partner. In these he introduces readers to a close-knit, small-town community filled with quirky and occasionally dangerous inhabitants, and an 'unhuman' policeman who maintains law and order. His stories reflect his love of the enigmatic, with memorable characters and, like many of the latter, he has a taste for curry. He is a qualified scuba instructor and has dived in many places around the world and in the UK.

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