Padder Nash

• Mar-1996
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Detective Sergeant Bert Boggis and his colleagues from the County area are facing big trouble from well-organised thieves who have turned their attention to the well-stocked countryside - and, as always when trouble looms, Peeper is recruited against...

• Jan-1996
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A bit of competition for Detective Sergeant Boggis? A strange policeman cutting himself in on Peeper the snout's services? All is possible in the shadowy world of crime. When he tried to serve two masters, Peeper found himself on the proverbial sl...

• May-1994
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Detective Sergeant Albert Boggis and Peeper, his grass, are badly worried. Instead of filtering into the nick, the tip-offs are flooding OUT. There's a double-dealing copper at work, and the problem is - which copper? Peeper rises to the occasion, an...

• Mar-1991
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The world of the police informer as never seen before - except through the eyes of a practising 'grass'. Here are illuminating glimpses into the mind of a man whose code of honour is peculiar to himself: who is a thief and a rogue but is set to catch...

• Jan-1990
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Caught up between the pressures from top local racketeers, from his own unconventional paramours and from extra bits on the side, Peeper, a practising 'Grass', decided that the inside of a prison cell was a desirable place to be. There were other adv...

From the author of GRASS Grass had got real problems - there's Detective Sergeant Boggis pushing one side and Frenchy Watts and his ugly mob leaning on theother. Then there's �"200,000 and poor little Meat Matthews. It doesn't seem possible that he c...

Peeper earned is living by collecting rumours, turning them into something more tangible and selling them to Bert Boggis, a cop whowould only pay when his fingers were twisted. Then he heard something different. It wouldn't bring money, and it might ...