Impeccable - Softcover

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'One of the best crime debuts in years.'  Joe Langstaffe

✓  Exceptionally well written

✓  Fast paced 

✓  Hard-hitting twists

✓  Unique narrative

✓  Unputdownable 

✓  Readers love it

✓  The press love it

✓  Transcends genres

Readers and journalists love Impeccable

‘The storyline is engaging and keeps the reader asking questions throughout, actively encouraging them to think – how will Tommy pay his debt? Will his mum survive? And will his risky, careless actions soon catch up with him?’ - Quench Magazine

‘Impeccable, eerily reminiscent of Irvine Welsh’s best-selling hit Trainspotting, offers a gritty depiction of a fictionalised Cardiff where drugs reign supreme as one boy spirals into the dangerous web of dealing.’ - New Welsh Review

‘Fast paced, authentic and gritty. One of the best crime debuts in years.’ - Joe Langstaffe (Radio journalist at the BBC)

‘An exhilarating insight into a world of drug crime and unlicensed boxing, combined with the desperate struggles of chronic illness. I couldn’t stop reading it.’ - Alex Seabrook (Reporter at Wales Online)

‘Lock, Stock meets Trainspotting. Brilliantly written, gritty, entertaining, engaging, thought provoking and empathetic. The subject is handled incredibly well.’ - S. P. Dawes (Goodreads review)

‘I really enjoyed this novel. The fast pace quickly sweeps you up into the troubled world of a young drug dealer who is very conflicted by his own principles and morals. I recommend this book and look forward to reading more from this author!’ - Katherine Turner (Goodreads review)

‘Jameel Sandham has written a book that is unputdownable.’ - Preeti Chauhan (Goodreads review)

‘Well written, with a good mixture of gritty real life and Hollywood glam, highly recommended.’ - Colin Dent (Amazon review)

‘Thrilling read! I couldn’t put this down, I was completely hooked! The author has a fantastic way of capsulising the modern day world.’ - Matt Phillips (Amazon review)

‘This book was so well written, captivating and everything I hoped for when I started reading it. It is gripping the whole way through.’ - Steve Pullen (Amazon review)

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Tommy’s a whirlwind. A kind, caring student by day, and a drug dealer by night. But not the nasty type, not that nasty. Not like Terry. Tommy got into it all to help his mum. She suffers with ME, a savage disease that nobody takes seriously. The government cut her benefits and that was that. He had no other choice, and he never meant to hurt anyone. Things weren’t supposed to get so dark.

Terry’s the kingpin. He runs Cardiff’s underworld. Drug trafficking, bare knuckle boxing, casinos, money, murder. Tommy owes him a lot of money, but Terry wants more than that. He’s unusually fond of Tommy, and he’ll do anything he can to control him.

Making it all worse, Isobel’s split up with him and his friends are mad because he lied to them. He’s determined to make everything right, and he’s got to pay Terry back at all costs, even if it means playing Terry’s games.

While he fights his way out of the mess, he reflects on how he got there in the first place. Starting university just a naive student. Falling in love with Isobel. Making new friends, partying, drugs, music. The good times. And earning more money than he could have imagined.

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