Martin Stanley
author : Martin StanleyMartin Stanley is the author of the Stanton brothers' books (in reading order): 1) The Curious Case of The Missing Moolah; 2) A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Billingham Forum; 3) The Green-eyed Monster; 4) Bone Breakers; 5) The Hunters; and its direct sequel 6) The Glasgow Grin. He is also the author of The Gamblers, a violent crime thriller set in Bristol, and a separate Stanton brothers prequel novella called Fighting Talk. \r\n\r\nMartin lives, works and socialises in London. He likes drinking craft and Belgian beers, watching classic movies and bingeing on TV shows. And he obviously loves to read (often with a pang of author envy).\r\n\r\nGet some short fiction for free when you sign up to Martin's email newsletter at www.martinstanleyauthor.com. He will only ever email you when he's about to publish a new book and will never share your details.\r\n\r\nYou can also find more stuff from Martin (such as short stories, reviews, and the occasional essay or comment) on www.thegamblersnovel.wordpress.comMartin Stanley Book Series
author : Martin StanleyMartin Stanley is the author of the Stanton brothers' books (in reading order): 1) The Curious Case of The Missing Moolah; 2) A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Billingham Forum; 3) The Green-eyed Monster; 4) Bone Breakers; 5) The Hunters; and its direct sequel 6) The Glasgow Grin. He is also the author of The Gamblers, a violent crime thriller set in Bristol, and a separate Stanton brothers prequel novella called Fighting Talk. \r\n\r\nMartin lives, works and socialises in London. He likes drinking craft and Belgian beers, watching classic movies and bingeing on TV shows. And he obviously loves to read (often with a pang of author envy).\r\n\r\nGet some short fiction for free when you sign up to Martin's email newsletter at www.martinstanleyauthor.com. He will only ever email you when he's about to publish a new book and will never share your details.\r\n\r\nYou can also find more stuff from Martin (such as short stories, reviews, and the occasional essay or comment) on www.thegamblersnovel.wordpress.com