Peekaboo Bosh
(Autor) John KingSince he can remember, Simon Spinks has craved privacy. And now, middle-aged and feted by his peers, the driving force behind the success of Prime Sciences, this craving has only intensified. The claustrophobic is liberating, lockdowns a joy, words best restricted. So when his sanctuary is violated by an intruder, an obsession with security develops and an old problem returns. Thanks to the support of his trusted assistant Linda Haig, and an overhaul of the company's defences, he survives. Normal service is restored. Both his official and unofficial investigations are resumed. Spinks is happiest in his special room, spending time with those he loves, and while dedicated to the common good it is only right that he reaps the rewards of his labours. The future is rosy. But beyond the range of the cameras, fences and a poisoned no-man's land, danger threatens. Mickey Moo and his maverick crew of shapeshifting, undercover thinkers are on the move. The civilised and primitive worlds are about to collide.
John King
John King is a British novelist known for his gritty portrayals of urban life and modern society. His most notable works include "The Football Factory," a novel that explores the world of football hooliganism, and "Human Punk," which delves into the punk rock scene of the 1970s. King's writing style is characterized by its rawness and authenticity, drawing on his own experiences and observations to create vivid and compelling narratives. His work has had a significant impact on the genre of contemporary urban fiction, influencing a generation of writers to explore the darker side of city life. "The Football Factory" remains his most famous work, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated following for its unflinching portrayal of violence and masculinity in British society.
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