Medically discharged from the Royal Marines after a bomb blast in Afghan, Colour Sergeant Dan Richards returns to his Grandfather's village on the North Wales coast to tend his wounds and forget the death and destruction in his past. Three years later he is living a simple locked down life working as a fisherman. Defending his friend from an attack by a vicious thug dislodges the dark splinter in his soul. Dan's senses reawaken to his surroundings and the improved potential for his future. Asked to take on a new job as a bouncer in the local harbour town he protects customers, deals with drunken idiots and small time local gangsters. After what he has seen in battle they are no threat. Has life passed him by or does he have one last shot at redemption? "With plenty of sex and violence to drive the plot forward, JR Sheridan's debut novel gives a fresh perspective on the trials and tribulations of a combat veteran's readjustments to survive in civilian life."