AL mcintosh
Al McIntosh: About
Born in Glasgow in 1955, Al Mcintosh experienced a rough and violent upbringing in a small working-class town. Al grew up in a family of nine children and found himself embroiled in a life of violence and crime from a young age. His conflicts throughout the 1960s and 1970s cost him a total of 15 years in approved schools, detention centres and prisons.
Later on in life, Al decided to share his story in the writing of his debut crime novel, Villain: No Remorse, and followed up with a sequel soon after. What happened in between, is only fully understood by readers of his two books, which boast impressive sales numbers and sky high ratings.
Al's story is one that has to be read to be believed. Visit the Al McIntosh store on Amazon to purchase the Villian: No Remorse book sequel.
"In this world you get nothing for nothing. If you’re weak then life walks right over you, but if you’re strong, you do the walking."
Publications
VILLAIN - NO REMORSE
From the brutal, poverty stricken tenements of 1960’s Glasgow Al battles to survive while caring for his eight siblings.
Buy now
VILLAIN - NO REMORSE II
Al returns to London’s underbelly during the magnificent summer of 1976 as an ambitious yet violent young man hungry for everything the City had to offer.
Buy now
VILLAIN - NO REMORSE III
Despite being dogged by the exploits of his family members, Al continues to carve out his violent, criminal empire around London’s Kings Cross.
Buy nowVillain: No Remorse
Al and his siblings endure relentless, sickening violence from a sadistic, psychopathic mother and an alcoholic father. At just eight years of age Al and his younger brother, Brian, witness a box of Mars bars falling from the back of a delivery truck. For the first time in his young life he feels his stomach full, has money in his pocket and has choices. Al vows that his siblings would never go hungry again. A world of savage violence, criminality and the bright lights of London were calling…
"Shock, intrigue and horror in equal measure!"
Maureen Flanagan, author: 40 Years With The Krays
Book Reviews
"Simply brilliant book!Easy to read and Al has / had such a colourful life! Really pleased I bought it, tried to read it slowly to savour it as I know the next one in the series isn’t out yet! I failed miserably though! Cannot wait for the next one, hopefully won’t be too long ! I bet it’s as riveting as this one!"
Ms C L Benson
"This book is well written and very hard to put down once started. First book I have read for years and read it over 2 nights. Can't wait for the 3, will definitely be buying them as soon as they come out"
Tracey
"Didn't want to put it down and can't wait for the next instalment.Al takes you back to the streets of Glasgow and London in the 60's and 70's with an unapologetic recounting of his life. If you're not hooked in the first 3 pages I'll be amazed.Cannot recommend highly enough."
Carole L
"Although a bit gruesome, and violent in part, it seemed necessary to set the scene, understand the circumstances which led Al to a life of crime, and to explain his fight for survival in an ugly world. I was addicted and found it hard to put the book down. Can't wait for book 2 and the next chapter of Al's journey which I understand will be out soon."
Mrs N M Rowley
"Loved this book it was moving and thought provoking in to how someone can have to live their life how he did from being born. Love the way it is written feels like a fiction book even thought it’s fact making it very enjoyable read"
Vicki
"Found this book thanks to a group on Facebook, the author shares little snippets and gets you hooked. Can't wait for the next book to come out. What a great insight into a life style people only see certain ways."
Kirsty Eeles
Contact Me
