Abide with Me
Abide with Me by Ian Ayris, published by Caffeine Nights Publishing on November 6, 2013, is a work of fiction that intertwines elements of mystery, suspense, and crime. Set against the backdrop of London’s East End, the narrative begins on May 10, 1975, as eight-year-old John witnesses a pivotal moment in sports history while simultaneously encountering a traumatic event involving his neighbor, Kenny. The story unfolds fourteen years later, exploring the impact of their childhood experiences as they confront local gangster Ronnie Swordfish.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of the boys’ shattered lives and their journey toward manhood amidst adversity. The plot delves into themes of friendship and resilience, as John seeks to rectify a lifetime of pain for both himself and Kenny. With a page count of 150, this edition offers a compact yet intense reading experience, immersing readers in a world of crime and personal struggle. The book’s language is English, making it accessible to a wide audience interested in thrillers and detective fiction.
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10th May, 1975. Eight year old John watches his beloved West Ham win the cup, whilst at the same time, Kenny tumbles out the front door of the house opposite, blood all over his face. Fourteen years later, both boys’ childhoods ripped apart in the broken streets of London’s East End, John and Kenny find themselves frontin up local gangster, Ronnie Swordfish. John’s got a lifetime of hurt to put right – for him and for Kenny. But with John layin on the ground half unconscious and Ronnie with a sword to Kenny’s head, whatever way you look at it, it don’t look good . . . ABIDE WITH ME is the story of two boys forced to walk blind into the darkness of their shattered lives . . . and their struggle to emerge as men.
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