Brm Stewart

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Produktbeschreibung

This is the story of Martin McGregor. Martin, and his friend Davey Collins, left school in Glasgow with nothing but a love of computers. With no apparent future, they get a lucky break when they fix the computer of a schoolfriend's father - Ken Talbot - and he sets them up is a small computer repair shop. Over the years they build the company up, and expand to become a major software business. They have to cope with personal tragedies along the way, but they keep going.
Then Martin finds out the truth behind it all; his benefactor is a Glasgow gangster, and the original business was a money-laundering operation. The new business is a front for cyber-crime, stealing credit card details from customers.
Martin wants out, and he's given the opportunity - but only after visiting Romania to help gangsters there set up a similar operation. This trip turns to disaster. Martin's relationship founders, and he ends up being pursued by the Romanian police as well as the gangsters.
He goes on the run, aware that the Scottish police are after him too. He doesn't know that the FBI are also on his tail, in the belief that he is an international cyber-criminal and an assassin.
In an Orkney hotel, alone, he reflects on his life and wonders how he can escape.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BRM Stewart
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005880088
• Artikelnr.: 70444428

Autorenporträt

BRM (Brian) Stewart lives in Scotland. He was born near Glasgow, lived for a couple of years (with his family) in Hamilton, Ontario, then they moved back to Glasgow and on to Grangemouth, where Brian grow up. He attended Glasgow University then trained as a teacher. He taught in Edinburgh for a couple of years, then moved to Nairn in the Scottish Highlands where he and his late wife raised their family. He worked in various roles in Scottish education before retiring in 2015.
A few years ago he and his wife relocated to Dundee to be nearer his grown-up children and his grandchildren.
Brian has always written, but took it seriously with his retirement. He has self-published and also been traditionally published.
His hobbies include travel, dabbling with gadgets, keeping fit, and trying to play golf and the guitar. He is a very active member of Rotary, and also his local writers' group the Angus Writers' Circle.