Tomorrow's Chip Paper (Strangers Are Just Friends You Haven't Killed Yet #2)

"She's as cool as a fridge full of Fonzies that one..."

"With the innate originality, vitality, humour and intelligence of his writing, Bracha is developing a varied and astonishing array of skills with which to present the complex, funny and engaging movies he clearly plays in his head." - Mark Wilson, author of 'Naebody's Hero' and 'dEaDINBURGH'

Here's the blurb...

Will Thunder, one half of television's highest paid comedy duo Thunder &
Lightning, is being held hostage in his own home by a masked woman with evidence that Thunder is a paedophile, rapist and murderer. She's streaming his torture live to the world and giving the public the chance to decide his fate, and they love it. Crowds are gathering outside and if she doesn't kill him, they will.

Every channel has its own angle on the story, and they're not holding back.
But who is she? Is she working alone? How is it that she has all of the evidence of Will Thunder's depravity? And how the hell has he been getting away with it for so long? All very valid questions, but they need answering quickly because today's news is very much Tomorrow's Chip Paper.

Faces old and new explode onto the page in the second novel by Ryan Bracha, author of the best selling Strangers Are Just Friends You Haven't Killed Yet.

What Readers Say...

"A bonkers, mad and funny ride..."

"Highly recommended..."

"Unique, funny, clever, brilliant!"

"Book a couple of days off, turn off your phone, and get stuck in..."

"A truly enjoyable book from a fantastic author..."

"Another highly recommended read from a promising new author..."

"A great read, with scummy characters that drag you in to their dark and seedy world..."

"Bracha is a brilliant wordsmith with a penchant for spinning a tightly woven web of action and suspense that will keep you glued to the pages right to the very end..."

"An innovative, comic, skillful, articulate writer with his finger on the pulse of modern Britain..."

"All in all, badly written, infantile and boring - a total waste of time..."