A Terrible Man? By Calum Kerr

Countless times over the past 20 years he had witnessed people doing remarkable things, doing the right things; and never putting profit in front of principles. But William was about to discover that he was wrong. And he was going to pay a terrible price.

Excerpt from Dirty Money, Terrible People

He licked his lips. Feeling the adrenalin rising. The moment they passed he pulled out the hammer and hit the nearest guy as hard as he could on the back of his head. The man went down like a felled tree, smashing his head on the pavement.

Excerpt from Terrible Brothers

He had only met Jorge once; on that occasion he was invited to dinner, during which he had to watch a man killing someone's wife. She screamed for three hours before she died.

Excerpt from Dirty Money, Terrible People

The car was going to take him to a flat he kept near Bread Street where a young girl, would be waiting for him. He was still aroused; hurting those guys had really turned him on. Hurting her would be the icing on the cake.

Excerpt from Terrible Brothers

"The depth gauge showed over a hundred metres. We took the bloke out on to the deck, wrapped an anchor chain around his waist and threw him over the rail. He was still stunned from a bang on the back of his head so there was very little drama."

Excerpt from Dirty Money, Terrible People

It’s a Weller, battery operated, soldering iron. It heats up within thirty seconds and it has two levels of heat. The green level reaches three hundred and eighty degrees centigrade, the red level four. It has a tiny LED light so that I shall see exactly what I am doing to you. Have a think about that while I get myself another drink.

Excerpt from Terrible Brothers

"This lovely instrument is designed for pruning bonsai trees. Very sharp. But it may take a little time to saw through the bone. Bound to be very painful but if you pass out I will wait for you to recover before continuing the surgery"

Excerpt from Dirty Money, Terrible People

He knew that killing the guy would be challenging. But that wasn't the problem. Not getting caught would take very careful planning.

Excerpt from Dirty Money, Terrible People