Tim Willocks Books

Furgul, a puppy born in a slave camp for racing greyhounds, has a terrible secret—he is himself only part greyhound. When the cruel owner of the camp recognizes Furgul's impure origins he takes Furgul to be killed, but Furgal manages a spectacular escape. Now Furgul must confront the indifference, complexity, warmth, and ferocity of the greater world, a world in which there seem to be two choices: live the comfortable life of a pet and sacrifice freedom or live the life of a free dog, glorious but also dangerous, in which every man will turn his hand against you. In the best tradition of The Call of the Wild and Watership Down, novelist Tim Willocks offers his first tale for young adults, an allegorical examination of human life through a dog's eyes, infused with heart, heroism, and the mysteries of the spirit.

After three years' hard time, minding no-one's business but his own, Ray Klein wins his parole. That same day, the disciplinary perfection of Green River State Penitentiary is torn apart by tribal war, and the prison falls into the hands of its inmates. As the River sucks them all towards the abyss Klein must choose: whether to claim his freedom and leaves the ones he cares for to die, or risk everything and fight...

The thrilling, bloody and glorious new novel, from the master of the epic tale, Tim Willocks, author of The ReligionParis, August 23rd, 1572What do you do when your wife disappearsIn the middle of the bloodiest massacre in European historyAnd you know she is about to give birth to your only child?

Willocks, a novelist (Bad City Blues) and screenwriter (Sin), strikes gold with this epic account of the Turkish siege of Malta in 1565--the first of a planned trilogy featuring Mattias Tannhauser, the son of a Saxon blacksmith.

His companions - who do know - leave the girl to die. When Turner travels to the remote mining town that Margot owns - including the local police and private security force - he finds her determined to protect her son at any cost.

The riveting, action-packed true story of a British civilian fighting ISIS on the front line.

TWO BROTHERS: Cicero Grimes - freelance psychiatrist and one-man detox unit in America's white trash Deep South; and Luther Grimes - bad news Vietnam veteran and smack dealer. They hate each other, and only they know why. EX-HOOKER AND COKE HEAD: Callie Carter is on the run - with one million dollars stolen from her evangelist husband's bank. CORRUPT, SADISTIC POLICE CAPTAIN Clarence Jefferson wants to get his hands on the preacher's money. But even more, he wants to break Cicero apart, to find out the real reason why he has spent years hunting his brother like a mad dog. BAD CITY BLUES - Tim Willock's breathtaking first novel is raw, powerful, unforgettable.

Rich, powerful writing defines Tom Willock's debut, which has garnered exceptional reviews for its literary depth and thrilling suspense. Critics have praised it for being "beautifully vivid" and "triumphantly realized," highlighting its ability to engage readers with dramatic storytelling. The book stands out as a remarkable entry in the thriller genre, promising an exhilarating reading experience.

Si l'enfer existe, il se trouve à Green River, le plus ancien pénitencier du Texas, où s'entassent 3000 détenus dans un labyrinthe de granit et d'acier. Violeurs et meurtriers en série, monstres et psychopathes y respirent un air infernal et vivent leur existence de damnés sous la surveillance d'un directeur mégalomane et sanguinaire. Au milieu de l'émeute qui se prépare avec la férocité d'une guerre tribale, un prisonnier innocent comme le docteur Klein peut-il sauver sa peau sans devenir lui-même une bête sauvage ? " Etourdissant. Peut-être le plus grand roman jamais écrit sur la prison. Un voyage en enfer superbement maîtrisé. Inscrivez-vous. " James Ellroy. Sombre, violent, d'une fascination et d'un suspense presque insoutenables, " L'odeur de la haine " est le deuxième roman de Tim Willocks, psychiatre londonien. Traduit en quinze langues, il sera prochainement adapté au cinéma par Alan Pakula.