A group of disparate individuals strike back against the drugs trade: feels dated now, both in its portrayal of narcotics and the Middle East, but remains well-written and cleverly constructed and there are still some relevant themes - notably the status of the Kurdish homelands and of the tension between an effective drugs policy and the demonisation of addicts by police, media and politicians.
I'm a writer and this is where I share thoughts about what I'm reading or writing. I have two novels published by Macmillan - 'Sleeping Partner' and 'Riptide' - and am working on a third as time allows.