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Tony Parsons left school at sixteen and his first job in journalism was at the New Musical Express. His first journalism after leaving the NME was when he was embedded with the Vice Squad at 27 Savile Row, West End Central. The roots of the DC Max Wolfe series started here.Since then he has become an award-winning journalist and bestselling novelist whose books have been translated into more than forty languages. The Murder Bag, the first novel in the DC Max Wolfe series, went to number one on first publication in the UK. All of the DC Max Wolfe novels have been Sunday Times top five bestsellers.Tony lives in London with his wife, his daughter and their dog, Stan.
His way of writing is so visceral and dynamic * Louise Minchin * A page turning new thriller from the Max Wolfe series will keep you grappled and guessing until the end * The Ship Supplier * A thrilling roller-coaster ride full of tension and suspense, jam packed with the very best of gritty crime action. * Books Beyond the Story Blog * Girl On Fire is a hard-hitting story that... create[s] a realistic and suspenseful work of fiction. * The Humpo Show Blog * A phenomenal read that I will happily shout about from the rooftops for the foreseeable future. * BookieWookieWeb Blog * If there were any doubts before, then this powerful novel will confirm that Tony Parsons sits in his rightful position among the top echelon of contemporary British writers. * Fully Booked * Parson's latest novel is a master class on building a world, developing a plot and how to write a sequel.... An incredibly well written book... * The Bookbag Blog * The action bowls along exhilaratingly, with plenty of twists and hair-raisingly topical material... The upshot is the kind of big foot-to-the-floor read * Reader's Digest * Brilliant... visceral * Nick Ahad * What impresses about Girl on Fire is Tony Parsons's almost old-fashioned mastery of storytelling. Moreover, he raises real issues of today and accompanies them with intelligent debate ... remarkably moving -- Marcel Berlins * The Times *
