Title: Counterfeiting and gangsterism
Product review: Steven Jory tells the tale of how he became the biggest counterfeiter in the history of England. This is a great view into the world of UK crime and the accompanying dialogue is well constructed in the language of those involved. From loan sharks to secret hideouts, this book leaves no stone unturned. The reader clearly understands this is a book about breaking the law but the effort which was put into producing a Pound note that was passable in any location was stunning. Mr. Jory successfully tells his story without making the book an ego trip and he infuses aspects of his personal life that make him seem like a very average person who just happened to stumble on to a way to make more money (literally) than he had ever imagined. I definitely recommend this book for fans of the true crime genre.
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