by Mark McNay · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788493618018
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In 'Fresh', Mark McNay introduces us to Sean, a man trapped in the routine of a chicken slaughterhouse, whose life takes a turn with the imminent release from prison of his brother Archie, a psychopath to whom he owes money. The novel, set in a small industrial town, immerses the reader in a contemporary urban nightmare, full of black humor and suspense. Sean is forced to desperately seek the money owed, while fearing for his life and that of his family. With a style reminiscent of Roddy Doyle and Irvine Welsh, McNay builds a moving and funny story, exploring despair and survival in the modern urban jungle.
