Iain Parke

ALLi Author Member

Location: United Kingdom (the)

Genres: Thriller, Crime, Short/Flash Fiction Collection

Skills: Performance/Spoken Word, Press/Media Interview, Reading/Literary Event, Self-publishing Workshop/Training, Speaking Engagement/Lecture

Iain Parke imports industrial quantities of Class A drugs, kills people and lies (a lot) for a living, being a British based crime fiction writer and creator of the TV optioned Brethren MC biker thriller series.

Ex-Liquidator and long term biker, today Iain lives off the grid, high up on the North Pennines in Northumberland with his wife, dogs, and a garage full of motorcycle restoration projects where, as detailed in How To Win The Lottery, he’s working on a number of projects.

Iain Parke's books

Heavy Duty People

Your club and your brothers are your life - Damage

Damage’s club has had an offer it can’t refuse, to patch over to join The Brethren. But what does this mean for Damage and his brothers? What choices will they have to make? What history might it reawaken? And why is The Brethren making this offer? Loyalty to his club and his brothers has been Damage’s life and route to wealth, but what happens when business becomes serious and brother starts killing brother?

Sons of Anarchy meets Get Carter in this gritty UK set biker noir crime thriller.

'Shakespearian' - Vulpes Libris
'Kickass' - Ed Winterhalder
‘A good story, well told…a real page turner’ - American-V magazine

Heavy Duty Attitude

Iain had written a book about The Brethren MC and how powerful they could be. He knew it was a dangerous thing to have done, whether they liked it or not, and one that had taken him part way into their world. And now it was his turn. Now a new President, with big boots to fill, was going to make him an offer he was going to find difficult to refuse, and once in the outlaw biker’s world, would he ever be able to get out again? And as an outsider on the inside, with serious trouble looming, who, if anyone, can he trust?

The Brethren MC trilogy are a series of crime thrillers set in the world of UK outlaw bikers and biker gangs (a world most familiar from the American TV series Gangland, and Sons of Anarchy).

Heavy Duty Trouble

Having got too far into the dangerous world of The Brethren MC for comfort, Iain was now out again, but out in bad standing. He has been in hiding in Ireland when he discovers that not only do Wibble and Charlie both know where he lives, but that he?s now wanted by both sides as a potentially bloody biker conflict heads towards its final showdown and worse, a trial in front of the media. But as the case unfolds in Court, the questions become more and more urgent. Is everything what it seems, and who, if anyone, knows or is telling the truth? The final explosive instalment of The Brethren MC Trilogy, a series of crime thrillers set in the world of UK outlaw bikers and biker gangs (a world most familiar from the American TV series Gangland, and Sons of Anarchy).

The Liquidator

Dangerous things happen in Africa. People disappear. Everybody knows that. But as an outsider, Paul thinks he is safe, even from the secret police, whatever he starts to find, or wherever it leads; despite the turmoil leading up to the country’s first multi party election and with a diamond fuelled civil war raging in the failed state just across the border. But when Paul finds himself and his friends trapped holding a potentially deadly secret as the country begins to implode, what will he be prepared to do to protect himself and those around him in order to escape?

Set in East Africa in the wake of the Rwandan genocide, civil war in Burundi and the beginnings of the stirrings of Islamic terrorism in Kenya, Tanzania and the tourist resorts of Mombasa and Zanzibar, this contemporary political thriller draws on both recent events and the historical legacies of slavery to paint a dark picture of potentially shocking danger to the West.Not a safari guide (or even a book to take on your African safari)!

How To Win The Lottery

What does the phrase ‘Working on other projects’ actually mean?

Find out with this behind the scenes look at a writer at work.

Short stories, flash fiction, work in progress and commentary, all from the keyboard of crime writer Iain Parke.

It’s difficult to decide which is more disturbing sometimes, the fiction, or the mind that’s producing it.

Operation Bourbon

"Then he said the words that we’d all been dreading to hear, We’ve got a rat."

Targeting the Rebels MC, at a staggering twenty-four years total length, Operation Bourbon was the longest running police undercover and infiltration mission ever conducted in the UK. Now for the first time the story of the operation can be told based on Iain Parke’s extensive conversations with the officer involved, together with extracts from police files and surveillance materials, as well as never before seen interviews with club members and associates, and sections of club documentation showing how the club was set up and run.

The result is an astonishing tale of fundamental betrayals at every level, as both bikers and police are forced to ask themselves who they can really trust. As a result, Operation Bourbon opens the books both on club business, and on police undercover operations, in a way never before seen in the UK.

Books in ‘The Brethren MC world’ are a series of crime thrillers set amongst UK outlaw bikers and biker gangs (an environment made most familiar by the American TV series Gangland, and Sons of Anarchy).

Lord Of The Isles

Buddha was a legend.

One of the founding members who created the club from the toughest of the sixties’ rockers and turned into what it is today. But Buddha is long gone, disappeared a dozen years ago, missing presumed dead…until now.

A mysterious note and package sends a patch and The Beast on a true road trip, criss-crossing the country and meeting friends and enemies on their way to the point where the club’s past, present and future collide explosively.

Books in ‘The Brethren MC world’ are a series of crime thrillers set amongst UK outlaw bikers and biker gangs (an environment made most familiar by the American TV series Gangland, and Sons of Anarchy).

DILLIGAF

Bomber is an outlaw.

Bomber is a man with a code. Bomber is a man who is completely straight. Bomber is a man who always looks to do the right thing.

And Bomber above all else, is a man who is absolutely loyal to his family. Both of them. Well, two out of three anyway.

The sixth of Iain Parke’s books set in ‘The Brethren MC world’ - a series of crime thrillers set amongst UK outlaw bikers and biker gangs (an environment made most familiar by the American TV series Gangland, and Sons of Anarchy).

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