Drawing from a past working in the rough-and-tumble world of butchery and meatworks, this author infuses his narratives with a raw, authentic voice. His writing captures the gritty reality of working-class life, exploring themes of resilience and the everyday struggles of ordinary people. Through his distinctively grounded prose, he offers readers a potent and unflinching look at the human spirit.
Newcastle electrician Mick Vincent had almost everything in life he wanted. Jesse Ossbourne, the bookshop owner he loved. A big house at Bar Beach he owned, and a 1936 Buick Roadmaster he cherished. The only thing missing in Mick's life was a pressure plate for his Buick.