Sun, fun, and crime in Benidorm.

books:


	• Agent Undercover: His Explosive Account of How Infiltrating the Drug Barons for Hm Customs Made Him an ... John Lightfoot Blake Pub, 1998 - 245 pages average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
	for more information click here

highly recommended

Sun, fun, and crime in Benidorm.

Lightfoot perfectly captures the seamy underbelly of the Spanish Gold Coast. His "adventures" there lead him to the experiences which inform this exposure of the realities of French prison and the corruption of the English drug enforcement agency. The author's colorful descriptions take you through a heartfelt understanding of the emotional, economic, and life-changing upheavals this author's flirtations with the international drug trade caused. In the book, if not in the eyes of the British establishment, Lightfoot remains the well-intentioned insider who was grievously wronged.

for more information click here

sad story

I thought that John Lightfoot's account of how he tryed to help the system very interesting, here we have a guy trying to help and he basically risks his life and his families happiness to help the authorities and he is locked up and they lie and don't even try to help him, it's a wonder if this is they way that they treat people who are trying to help, when they ask for help from the public do they wonder why nobody is jumping to help. The amount of red tape that he has had to go through is amazing and disheartening it would seem that why all this time was being wasting the only one's profiting were the drug lords and the lawyers. I really enjoyed John Lightfoots book and I felt I could relate to some of the red tape hassles he has had.

for more information click here

agent undercover rocks !

compelled to read faster and faster with the turn of each page, the author insists you journey with him into a seedy underworld mere mortals can only imagine. gripping stuff - and to think this is a true story full of suspense, intrigue, deception and very nearly the ultimate sacrifice - one's life and family. this book leaves one asking which underworld is seedier - the drug barons' or the government agencies' ? makes one wonder.

Drugs, smuggling and corruption

Well researched, detailed account of ones man experience in the underworld most of us will never know. From the sunny coast of the Mediterranean to the depth of a French prison the reader is escorted down the seamy side of drugs and corruption in this fast reading true story of crime and governmental ineptitude. The reader must ask could this have happened to me?

for more information click here

Couldn't put it down!

The book is simply fantastic. It gripped me totally and was read in one sitting -I couldn't put it down! The story is about a regular guy who gets well and truly caught up in something that most of us would prefer to ignore the existence of - the drug underworld. The story begins with sunshine and a living dream - sunshine, sand and sangria....unfolding step by step to reveal the harsh reality of a living nightmare. John Lightfoot tells this chilling drama with humour and real story telling ability - a winning combination!

reviews: page 1, 2

hot