Reviews for Dangerous People, Dangerous Places

The average rating for Dangerous People, Dangerous Places based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-12-27 00:00:00 Chantal Charms Author, Norman Parker served a 24 year jail sentence for murder. On his release, wanting to experience life to the fullest, he took advantage of his writing skills to become a journalist for lads mags and the Daily Express and set about tackling the niche market of visiting dangerous places in the world and through his criminal contacts by meeting dangerous people. The book details his adventures and his journey takes him to the far reaches of the planet. Colombia, Haiti, Israel, Northern Ireland, Sri Lanka. Parker can be found mixing it up with narco-traffickers in cocaine laboratories as well as hanging with terrorists, insurgents and guerrillas. He seems streetwise in his travels and has a remarkable self discipline that allows him to survive in the danger zones. As the story unfolds he reveals more of his personal journey and seems like a nice character, in spite of his convictions. I'd be keen to learn more about what transpired at the end of the book when he seems to agree on settling into an Israeli settler community, mainly due to his Jewish heritage. Enjoyed reading the variety and excesses of a global whirlwind travelogue.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-12-12 00:00:00 Rodney James Quite a daring enterprise and gives the reader a completely different view, an underworld of what we are unaware, living in the normal strata of society. I read this soon after a couple of the other books; I always feel that it's better to separate the reading of books by the same author because of the sameness of tone. But I loved it and would recommend it.