Jack McLean Libri

A celebration in photographs of Glasgow and its evolution from its industrial past to its cultured, dynamic modern present. With this exciting new collection of images leading Scottish landscape photographer, Allan Wright turns his lens on his own city with an intimacy and wry irreverence that only a native could muster. Whether you are discovering Glasgow for the first time or taking a trip down memory lane, this book is the perfect celebration of the 'Dear Green Place'

A middle-aged man's transformation leads him down a dark path as he embarks on a chilling spree of unusual murders. The story explores the psychological shifts that drive him to commit these acts, revealing the complexities of his character and the motivations behind his drastic actions. As he navigates this new, sinister reality, the narrative delves into themes of identity, morality, and the hidden darkness within seemingly ordinary lives.

The story follows Lawrence, a young man with questionable morals, who becomes an assassin for the British Secret Service. During his missions, he stumbles upon a dark and dangerous secret that could change everything. As he navigates the complexities of espionage and betrayal, Lawrence must confront his own values and the consequences of his actions, leading to a thrilling exploration of loyalty and morality in a world of shadows.