Terms of Restitution

De: Denzil Meyrick

Narrado por: Angus King

Gangland boss Zander Finn is so sickened by the brutal murder of his son in a Paisley pub, he decides to change his life. Following the advice of his priest and mentor, he moves clandestinely to London and becomes an ambulance driver. But when his old second-in-command, Malky Maloney, tracks him down on a London street, Finn knows he must return. Both his real family and his crime family face an existential threat from Albanian mobsters determined to take control of the Scottish underworld.

Under the watchful eye of his charismatic mother, he must try to look after his lovelorn younger daughter and her older sister, who is pregnant to his old enemy Joe Mannion’s son. His estranged wife, who has more than just a business relationship with Mannion, and his remaining son, crippled while serving in Afghanistan, also require his attention. But most of all, he must take back what is his.

©2021 Denzil Meyrick (P)2023 Audible Ltd.

Great story

Wonderful surprise - I really enjoyed and glad it was recommended to me- thank you Audible!

I love Angus !!

Good story, good book overall. I will listen to this author again! Great reader!! Love Angus!

What a pleasant surprise

This book was recommended to me by audible based on other things I’ve read as some thing I might enjoy. Well, this exceeded any expectations I may have had about a story I knew nothing about nor did I know the author. And what a clever clever story. Thank you audible for recommending this book to me.

Terrible narration

Story was good, though some of the dialogue was unauthentic for working class criminals however the narrator was the real criminal. His accents were awful and detracted from the experience. Clearly a better book to read than listen to.

Brilliant tale! Already listened twice!

The ending was so clever and such a surprise, I actually listened again to see how I missed it. (Much like watching The Sixth Sense for the first time. I watched it again to appreciate the artistry of cloaking the mystery.) I took the time to tweet the author to congratulate him. He responded saying it was one of his favorite works.

About the narration. The Scottish brogue is heavy and takes some getting used too. However, by the second listening I found I could keep up even at 1.2 speed. Nevertheless this is a special treat, so don’t be turned away by the accent.