Razor

Elaborate cons, impossible heists and high-speed chases were his thing.His talent in boxing and engineering made life a gamble with death he never wanted to quit. Then, he left the world of crime with his woman, a blonde bombshell also accomplished in boxing, and his engineering equal.But their late boxing coach gives them a reason to return to their past life; his will instructs his former pupils to join with other talented individuals to form a team - and finish the job Coach Eddy started before he was murdered. Henry Roi was born and raised on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and still finds his inspiration in its places and people.As a GED tutor and fitness instructor, working both face to face and online, he is an advocate of adult education in all its forms. His many campaigning and personal interests include tattoo art, prison reform and automotive mechanics.He currently works in publishing, as an editor and publicist. He particularly focuses on promoting talented indie writers – arranging reviews, delivering media campaigns, and running blog tours.If you're not lucky enough to catch him fishing round the Biloxi Lighthouse or teaching martial arts in your local gym, he can usually be found on Twitter or Facebook, under Henry Roi PR.

It started with a job he knew well: fighting a crowd of thugs.Their message was heard loud and clear by the man at the top of the Tiger Society. The street gangs stopped extorting local businesses... and went after Razor with full force.But now, his team of extraordinary talents, tested like a sword in a forge, goes after them."The key to a satisfying life is to do things full of risk. Things the opposite of comfortable. Things just flat out bad." - Razor This book contains graphic sex and violence, and is not suitable for readers under the age of 18. Henry Roi was born and raised on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and still finds his inspiration in its places and people.As a GED tutor and fitness instructor, working both face to face and online, he is an advocate of adult education in all its forms. His many campaigning and personal interests include tattoo art, prison reform and automotive mechanics.He currently works in publishing, as an editor and publicist. He particularly focuses on promoting talented indie writers – arranging reviews, delivering media campaigns, and running blog tours.If you're not lucky enough to catch him fishing round the Biloxi Lighthouse or teaching martial arts in your local gym, he can usually be found on Twitter or Facebook, under Henry Roi PR.

Razor barely survived the fight with Anh Ho, the Elder Tiger of the Vietnamese Mafia.Gangsters raided his domain. Professional mercenaries murdered his allies in the Dragon Family, and kidnapped his woman's parents.His team barely survived, but the battle with the Tiger Society has just begun. And now, the authorities are also involved. Razor's ingenuity and his team's rare abilities are hard pressed in a war of wits, tech, and physical mayhem, as the final confrontation draws near.This book contains graphic sex and violence, and is not suitable for readers under the age of 18. Henry Roi was born and raised on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and still finds his inspiration in its places and people.As a GED tutor and fitness instructor, working both face to face and online, he is an advocate of adult education in all its forms. His many campaigning and personal interests include tattoo art, prison reform and automotive mechanics.He currently works in publishing, as an editor and publicist. He particularly focuses on promoting talented indie writers – arranging reviews, delivering media campaigns, and running blog tours.If you're not lucky enough to catch him fishing round the Biloxi Lighthouse or teaching martial arts in your local gym, he can usually be found on Twitter or Facebook, under Henry Roi PR.

All three books in 'Razor', a series by Henry Roi, now available in one volume!A Dying Wish: impossible heists and high-speed chases were his thing, until he left the world of crime with his woman. Their late boxing coach gives them a reason to return to The Life with his last wish, instructing his former pupils to join with other talented individuals. They will form a team that will commit major crimes for the sake of communities on the Gulf Coast - a job Coach Eddy started before he was murdered.A Long Ride: It started with a job he knew well: fighting a crowd of thugs. His team got their message heard loud and clear by the man at the top of the Tiger Society. The gangs stopped extorting local business and went after Razor with the full force of the Vietnamese Mafia. Now, his team of extraordinary talents, having been tested like a sword in a forge, will go after them.Criminals: Gangsters raided his domain. Professional mercenaries murdered his allies, and kidnapped his woman's parents and two innocent boys. His team barely survived the attack, but the battle with the Tiger Society has just begun. And now, the authorities are also involved. Razor's ingenuity and his team's rare abilities are hard pressed in a war of wits, tech, and physical mayhem, as the final confrontation draws near. Henry Roi was born and raised on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and still finds his inspiration in its places and people.As a GED tutor and fitness instructor, working both face to face and online, he is an advocate of adult education in all its forms. His many campaigning and personal interests include tattoo art, prison reform and automotive mechanics.He currently works in publishing, as an editor and publicist. He particularly focuses on promoting talented indie writers – arranging reviews, delivering media campaigns, and running blog tours.If you're not lucky enough to catch him fishing round the Biloxi Lighthouse or teaching martial arts in your local gym, he can usually be found on Twitter or Facebook, under Henry Roi PR.