A Horse Racing Drama of Risk and Escape. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND, 1995: When twenty-three-year-old Andy Cooper returns home from Wembley with his dad, he discovers that his mum has died suddenly. In the aftermath, grief gives way to blame and Andy becomes the target. As his dad retreats into drink and their home life deteriorates, Andy is left isolated and searching for a way forward. A chance encounter in his local betting shop offers an unexpected opportunity – one that draws him into the world of horse racing and the risks that come with it. But as the stakes rise, so do the consequences. Set against the backdrop of 1990s Nottingham, Shouting The Odds is a story of grief, family conflict and the choices we make when trying to escape our pasts. Because some risks cost more than money.  What readers are saying: 'With so many cliffhangers, twists and turns, Shouting The Odds would make for a great film or TV drama series.'-Sam Hardy, The Racing Post. 'Andy's story is funny, moving and full of wonderful characters. Shouting The Odds is a fantastic read,'-Stan Hey, Writer for Television and Film, author of An Arm and Four Legs. 'A rollercoaster read. Shouting The Odds is a riveting story of family bonds, new found friendships and more, set against the unique backdrop of a high street betting shop in 90s middle England.'-Lee Richardson, former Marketing Executive of the British Horseracing Board.

A Horse Racing Drama of Risk and Escape. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND, 1995: When twenty-three-year-old Andy Cooper returns home from Wembley with his dad, he discovers that his mum has died suddenly. In the aftermath, grief gives way to blame and Andy becomes the target. As his dad retreats into drink and their home life deteriorates, Andy is left isolated and searching for a way forward. A chance encounter in his local betting shop offers an unexpected opportunity – one that draws him into the world of horse racing and the risks that come with it. But as the stakes rise, so do the consequences. Set against the backdrop of 1990s Nottingham, Shouting The Odds is a story of grief, family conflict and the choices we make when trying to escape our pasts. Because some risks cost more than money.  What readers are saying: 'With so many cliffhangers, twists and turns, Shouting The Odds would make for a great film or TV drama series.'-Sam Hardy, The Racing Post. 'Andy's story is funny, moving and full of wonderful characters. Shouting The Odds is a fantastic read,'-Stan Hey, Writer for Television and Film, author of An Arm and Four Legs. 'A rollercoaster read. Shouting The Odds is a riveting story of family bonds, new found friendships and more, set against the unique backdrop of a high street betting shop in 90s middle England.'-Lee Richardson, former Marketing Executive of the British Horseracing Board.

A Horse Racing Drama of Risk and Escape. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND, 1995: When twenty-three-year-old Andy Cooper returns home from Wembley with his dad, he discovers that his mum has died suddenly. In the aftermath, grief gives way to blame and Andy becomes the target. As his dad retreats into drink and their home life deteriorates, Andy is left isolated and searching for a way forward. A chance encounter in his local betting shop offers an unexpected opportunity – one that draws him into the world of horse racing and the risks that come with it. But as the stakes rise, so do the consequences. Set against the backdrop of 1990s Nottingham, Shouting The Odds is a story of grief, family conflict and the choices we make when trying to escape our pasts. Because some risks cost more than money.  What readers are saying: 'With so many cliffhangers, twists and turns, Shouting The Odds would make for a great film or TV drama series.'-Sam Hardy, The Racing Post. 'Andy's story is funny, moving and full of wonderful characters. Shouting The Odds is a fantastic read,'-Stan Hey, Writer for Television and Film, author of An Arm and Four Legs. 'A rollercoaster read. Shouting The Odds is a riveting story of family bonds, new found friendships and more, set against the unique backdrop of a high street betting shop in 90s middle England.'-Lee Richardson, former Marketing Executive of the British Horseracing Board.