#Review Terminal Black (Relic Black #1 by Colin Garrow
Terminal Black by Colin Garrow
Terminal Black
A stolen identity. A hitman. A bent cop.
Relic Black takes things that don’t belong to him—credit cards, golf clubs, toothbrushes. But when a hitman mistakes him for someone else, Relic lands himself in a difficult situation. With a dead man on his hands and a guilty conscience, he sets off to save the life of the man whose identity he has stolen. And that’s when the real trouble starts…
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REVIEW
Relic Black is a thief who gets more than he bargained for when he steals the identity of someone he really should have given a wide berth to! Set in Inverness and Aberdeen this is quite a gritty read that packs a punch, told over short chapters and I really enjoyed Garrow’s writing style. The Scottish dialect coming through strong, which makes a change as more often than not authors who ‘write’ Scots kinda miss the mark (a lot!)
This was a great thriller, dark and sometimes humorous with a wee bit of a twist at the end and I can’t wait to see what is in store for Relic after that ending!
4 stars
Author Bio –
Colin Garrow grew up in a former mining town in Northumberland. He has worked in a plethora of professions including: taxi driver, antiques dealer, drama facilitator, theatre director and fish processor, and has occasionally masqueraded as a pirate. All Colin’s books are available as eBooks and paperback.
His short stories have appeared in several literary mags, including: SN Review, Flash Fiction Magazine, Word Bohemia, Every Day Fiction, The Grind, A3 Review, 1,000 Words, Inkapture and Scribble Magazine. He currently lives in a humble cottage in North East Scotland where he writes novels, stories, poems and the occasional song.
He also makes rather nice cakes.
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