Titian Strands
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2025
i2i Publishing (Verlag)
978-1-916732-52-0 (ISBN)
i2i Publishing (Verlag)
978-1-916732-52-0 (ISBN)
Ged Hilton was raised in the tough, but honest inner-city district of West Gorton, Manchester.
Ged Hilton was raised in the tough, but honest inner-city
district of West Gorton, Manchester. His Irish parents had moved there from the
troubled Shankhill road area of Belfast in the late 1950’s. The father was a
hard-drinking, pub-brawling labourer. The mother was a petite, genteel red
headed (titian) lady. Ged
took after his father, Steven, Ged’s only sibling took after his mother. The
Hiltons were soon followed over the Irish sea by fellow Belfast born, young
priest, Father Patrick. Ged never sought or caused trouble, but he was a natural
magnet for it. His early life was beset by calamities. Soon after the early
death of his father, Ged assaulted his schoolteacher, resulting in him being
detained at a youth remand centre. It was there he met long-term friend
Fingers, but also long-term arch enemies in vile bullies Burgess and Taylor. One awful event followed another, including the involvement
in a failed warehouse robbery. A short hell-raising pro-boxing career was
followed by troubles working as a pub bouncer. Ged was involved in a couple of
relationships, the second partner losing her unborn baby after an altercation
with the Burgess family. There were many more incidents. The story starts and culminates with the violent murder of
Burgess, by an enigmatic, petite beautiful redhead (titian). Burgess is mercilessly stabbed several times
in the neck, before being launched into the canal in the gay village area. The
only clues found, are three strands of titian-red coloured hair, which turn out
to be misleading anyway. Who was the mysterious titian beauty. Who was she/he????
Ged Hilton was raised in the tough, but honest inner-city
district of West Gorton, Manchester. His Irish parents had moved there from the
troubled Shankhill road area of Belfast in the late 1950’s. The father was a
hard-drinking, pub-brawling labourer. The mother was a petite, genteel red
headed (titian) lady. Ged
took after his father, Steven, Ged’s only sibling took after his mother. The
Hiltons were soon followed over the Irish sea by fellow Belfast born, young
priest, Father Patrick. Ged never sought or caused trouble, but he was a natural
magnet for it. His early life was beset by calamities. Soon after the early
death of his father, Ged assaulted his schoolteacher, resulting in him being
detained at a youth remand centre. It was there he met long-term friend
Fingers, but also long-term arch enemies in vile bullies Burgess and Taylor. One awful event followed another, including the involvement
in a failed warehouse robbery. A short hell-raising pro-boxing career was
followed by troubles working as a pub bouncer. Ged was involved in a couple of
relationships, the second partner losing her unborn baby after an altercation
with the Burgess family. There were many more incidents. The story starts and culminates with the violent murder of
Burgess, by an enigmatic, petite beautiful redhead (titian). Burgess is mercilessly stabbed several times
in the neck, before being launched into the canal in the gay village area. The
only clues found, are three strands of titian-red coloured hair, which turn out
to be misleading anyway. Who was the mysterious titian beauty. Who was she/he????
| Erscheinungsdatum | 15.05.2025 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Manchester |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 148 x 210 mm |
| Themenwelt | Recht / Steuern ► Strafrecht ► Kriminologie |
| ISBN-10 | 1-916732-52-6 / 1916732526 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-916732-52-0 / 9781916732520 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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