Two Tribes

by Charlie Owen (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2009

  $8.58

  The brilliant new novel in the hooligan cop series by the acclaimed author of HORSE'S ARSE. It's the seventies, and the boys in blue are preparing for the mother of all riots. The Albion Army are causing havoc north of Manchester, and DCI Dan Harrison needs to pull off something special if his boys are to retain control. As the picket lines form and the two sides square up for battle, a rare moment of inspiration strikes: could the hit movie Zulu provide an ingenious way out of mayhem? Or has the DCI finally lost the plot?

• Used

  Paperback
  2010

  $3.25

  The brilliant new novel in the hooligan cop series by the acclaimed author of HORSE'S ARSE

  It's the seventies, and the boys in blue are preparing for the mother of all riots. The Albion Army are causing havoc north of Manchester, and DCI Dan Harrison needs to pull off something special if his boys are to retain control. As the picket lines form and the two sides square up for battle, a rare moment of inspiration strikes: could the hit movie Zulu provide an ingenious way out of mayhem? Or has the DCI finally lost the plot?

• Used

  Hardcover
  2009

  $4.20

  The brilliant new novel in the hooligan cop series by the acclaimed author of HORSE'S ARSE. It's the seventies, and the boys in blue are preparing for the mother of all riots. The Albion Army are causing havoc north of Manchester, and DCI Dan Harrison needs to pull off something special if his boys are to retain control. As the picket lines form and the two sides square up for battle, a rare moment of inspiration strikes: could the hit movie Zulu provide an ingenious way out of mayhem? Or has the DCI finally lost the plot?

• New

  Paperback
  2010

  $12.50

  The brilliant new novel in the hooligan cop series by the acclaimed author of HORSE'S ARSE

  It's the seventies, and the boys in blue are preparing for the mother of all riots. The Albion Army are causing havoc north of Manchester, and DCI Dan Harrison needs to pull off something special if his boys are to retain control. As the picket lines form and the two sides square up for battle, a rare moment of inspiration strikes: could the hit movie Zulu provide an ingenious way out of mayhem? Or has the DCI finally lost the plot?