Podcasts
As well as writing over 30 books, I've also produced a number of podcasts which explain more about the story behind the story in converation with my clients.
Their story in their own words.
Below are the trailers and links to those podcasts.
Truth of Lies
In January 2027, Corporal Michael Phillips was killed in Sierra Leone. His wife Julie was home alone when she received that dreaded knock at the door, breaking the news to her. Their daughter Hollie was just eight weeks old.
As time went on, it became clear Julie did not know the whole story. She has waited over two decades to go on the record...
Trailer
The Rathband Tapes
For over a decade, conversations between the late David Rathband and myself, recorded during the writing of the best-selling Tango 190, have remained locked in a vault.
Now for the first time I share them with David’s twin, Darren - and you.
We walk you through the story from its humble beginnings in Staffordshire to its tragic end in Northumberland.
You will hear, David’s own account of being shot and the subsequent trial of the two accomplices in the case, the untold story of dealing with becoming blind and the fatigue of the endless admin involved, tensions he held within Northumbria Police, depression, Pride of Britain Awards and going from hero to zero overnight, and ultimately how both contributors warned that his suicide was inevitable.
In this emotional and painful story - albeit with the twins’ dark sense of humour, you will hear David. In his own words. For the first time.
Trailer
Bodyguard 2
In 2012, Craig Summers left the BBC to work for Sky. He had one of the most dangerous jobs in television, protecting some of the finest reporters in the world, like BBC World Affairs Editor, John Simpson, and filming undercover for their flagship news programme Panorama.
He released his memoir, Bodyguard - My Life On The Front Line.
But what happened next?
The story only get better...and bigger when he moved to Sky.
From witnessing his cameraman being shot dead standing right next to him in Rabba Square, to uncovering the real Breaking Bad in Mexico to taking Gordon Ramsay on the road, it is all here.
Bodyguard 2...
Trailer
A Tweet Too Far
In 2024, childminder Lucy Connolly was arrested for a tweet, following the Southport murders. Keir Starmer had not even been British Prime Minister for one month.
Lucy was jailed for 31 months - the longest sentence for a social media post - and became a symbol of the perceived ‘Two Tier Justice’ of Starmer’s government.
She tells me her story...