Stuart Kenyon

Swiftly Sharpens the Fang Stuart Kenyon

Some monsters are born. Others are created.
And sometimes hatred is more tempting than forgiveness.
Set in a dystopian near-future vision of Great Britain, this gripping psychological thriller will chill you to the bone.

Terrorists killed Joe's father. The young man's life has become a chaos of binges, fights and hallucinations, while his dreams are haunted by repressed childhood memories.
When the black sheep of the family, Uncle Steve, takes Joe under his wing, the young man enters an ugly world of vice and fascism. Although organised crime brings glory and riches, it leaves stains on his soul.
Battling against his own conscience, Joe makes as many foes as friends. Soon, there's no escape from Steve's gang and their racist violence.
Unlike his uncle, Joe wasn't born evil. But revenge against his father's murderers is there for the taking, and his fangs grow sharper every day.

Praise for the author's critically-acclaimed SUBNORMAL series:
"I would recommend this book to everyone who enjoys good writing, and who is interested in realistic dystopian ideas" - Book 1 reviewed by Kim Anisi for 'Readers Favorite' - 5 stars
"The writing is excellent, and you can't stop yourself from reading one page after the other... You will be entertained right to the end, and then you'll want to know even more" - BOOK 2 reviewed by Kim Anisi for 'Readers Favorite' - 5 stars
"The most worthwhile and gripping book I have read in a long time" - Amazon review
"I was drawn into Kenyon's brilliant tale immediately and remained completely engrossed until the final page" - Amazon review
"The plot builds expertly, the characters provoke sympathy and contempt in equal measure. I found it hard to put the book down " - Amazon review
"I simply must repeat, this book should be made into a movie" - Amazon review
"The author has a true gift for story telling and a Kafkaesque gift for plunging the reader into a world of nightmare" - Amazon review
"It's a warning, on par with George Orwell's 1984 and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, and I hope very much that people will both read it and heed it. Five stars and I'd give it six if I could" - Amazon review