Secondhand Cracker TV Tie-In Crime Bargain Book Box SP4267
Secondhand Cracker TV Tie-In Crime Bargain Book Box SP4267
Nine Cracker novels, eight based on the award-winning 1990s ITV series and one original story. Robbie Coltrane’s Fitz, the gambling, drinking, chain-smoking criminal psychologist, is on every cover. Jimmy McGovern’s scripts were among the best British television of their decade, and the books add the thoughts the screen couldn’t show.
- Cracker: To Be a Somebody — Gareth Roberts — A grieving factory worker shaves his head, walks into a corner shop and starts killing, with the Hillsborough disaster behind it all. The most famous Cracker story, played on screen by Robert Carlyle.
- Cracker: True Romance — Liz Holliday — Someone is sending Fitz love letters, and killing young men to get his attention.
- Cracker: One Day a Lemming Will Fly — Liz Holliday — A schoolboy is found hanged in the woods, and suspicion falls on his teacher. Fitz is certain he knows the truth, and for once he is wrong.
- Cracker: To Say I Love You — Molly Brown — A young man with a terrible stammer and a girl who has never been loved find each other, and then begin to kill. A Bonnie and Clyde story set in Manchester.
- Cracker: The Mad Woman in the Attic — Jim Mortimore — A woman is murdered on a train, and the man found beside the track says he can’t remember anything. The first Cracker story, where Fitz talks his way onto the case.
- Cracker: The Big Crunch — Liz Holliday — A schoolgirl is found naked and dying, covered in strange symbols, and the trail leads to a small, strict religious sect.
- Cracker: Brotherly Love — Jim Mortimore — A prostitute is murdered, and the police arrest a man. The killing continues, and inside the station a detective is coming apart.
- Cracker: Best Boys — Gareth Roberts — A lonely factory foreman takes a teenage runaway under his wing, and the two of them end up on the run together.
- Cracker: White Ghost — Tom McGregor — Fitz is in Hong Kong for a lecture tour when a failing British businessman starts murdering his way out of debt. A feature-length story set just before the handover.
Genre: Fiction
Secondhand Cracker TV Tie-In Crime Bargain Book Box SP4267
Nine Cracker novels, eight based on the award-winning 1990s ITV series and one original story. Robbie Coltrane’s Fitz, the gambling, drinking, chain-smoking criminal psychologist, is on every cover. Jimmy McGovern’s scripts were among the best British television of their decade, and the books add the thoughts the screen couldn’t show.
- Cracker: To Be a Somebody — Gareth Roberts — A grieving factory worker shaves his head, walks into a corner shop and starts killing, with the Hillsborough disaster behind it all. The most famous Cracker story, played on screen by Robert Carlyle.
- Cracker: True Romance — Liz Holliday — Someone is sending Fitz love letters, and killing young men to get his attention.
- Cracker: One Day a Lemming Will Fly — Liz Holliday — A schoolboy is found hanged in the woods, and suspicion falls on his teacher. Fitz is certain he knows the truth, and for once he is wrong.
- Cracker: To Say I Love You — Molly Brown — A young man with a terrible stammer and a girl who has never been loved find each other, and then begin to kill. A Bonnie and Clyde story set in Manchester.
- Cracker: The Mad Woman in the Attic — Jim Mortimore — A woman is murdered on a train, and the man found beside the track says he can’t remember anything. The first Cracker story, where Fitz talks his way onto the case.
- Cracker: The Big Crunch — Liz Holliday — A schoolgirl is found naked and dying, covered in strange symbols, and the trail leads to a small, strict religious sect.
- Cracker: Brotherly Love — Jim Mortimore — A prostitute is murdered, and the police arrest a man. The killing continues, and inside the station a detective is coming apart.
- Cracker: Best Boys — Gareth Roberts — A lonely factory foreman takes a teenage runaway under his wing, and the two of them end up on the run together.
- Cracker: White Ghost — Tom McGregor — Fitz is in Hong Kong for a lecture tour when a failing British businessman starts murdering his way out of debt. A feature-length story set just before the handover.