Books by Michael Coleman

It?s London, 1969 and the Old Bailey sees the end of what was the longest and most expensive trial ever held, dubbed 'The trial of the century?: starring notorious Kray Twins, Ron and Reg. Unlike the real verdict, in this fictional story, the verdict is 'Not Guilty? and Ron and Reg, still in their prime and mid-30s, walk free. This book is an alternative outcome at what could have happened had this been the case.After years of relentless microscopic research in many fields down to their personalities, ambitions , likes, mannerisms and much more, this aims to do justice to their legacy had they not been incarcerated and had they continued as free men.Regrouping, settling scores, making up for lost time and overall settling sights high as they always did.

Mick is a schoolboy of sixteen living in Hackney, just north of the city in the early nineties. He's just coming of age as he starts college and his life about to change beyond all doubt influenced by the biggest social, music drug and culture change since the sixties; the advent of dance party raves! Unwittingly and as a naive young man, drawn in from the general user and raver to the much darker underworld of the dealers and gangs who fuel the scene and Mick's life takes many twists and turns in the underbelly, deeply engrained in the depths of the scene and the shady characters who frequent it.

Humourous mystery story about teachers and pupils going missing in a comprehensive school, leaving cryptic notes. Triv sets off in pursuit of a solution.