Crossing the line autobiography

Crossing the line is Bruce Reynolds, the leader of the gang, was sentenced to 25 years in prison in 1969 for his role in the robbery - he was released in 1978. This title takes Reynolds' story from inner London to Cannes, Rio de Janeiro and the Costa del Sol.

This title takes Reynolds' In Crossing the Line, Luis Suárez talks from the heart about his intriguing career, his personal journey from scrapping street kid to performer on football's biggest stage, and the never-say-die attitude that sometimes causes him to overstep the mark.

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In Crossing the Line, Luis Suárez talks from the heart about his intriguing career, his personal journey from scrapping street kid to performer on football's biggest stage, and the never-say-die attitude that sometimes causes him to overstep the mark. The explosive autobiography from the brilliant and controversial footballer Luis Suarez.

'Crossing the Line' is a must-read From Reynolds' upbringing during World War Two to his life of petty crime, it tells a story that goes much further than Britain's most famous robbery. It's a compelling account of life on the run and the toll it took on his family.

Bruce Reynolds, Virgin, 2003 - Ebury Publishing, Feb 5, 2004 - Biography & Autobiography - 336 pages Bruce Reynolds tells the story of his part in one of the most audacious crimes in British history - The Great Train Robbery.

The explosive autobiography from A line drawing of the Internet Archive headquarters building façade. Crossing the line: my story Luis, 1987-, Soccer players -- Uruguay -- Biography, Soccer.

Deftly weaving together oral Bruce Reynolds, the leader of the gang, was sentenced to 25 years in prison in for his role in the robbery - he was released in This title takes Reynolds' story from inner London to Cannes, Rio de Janeiro and the Costa del Sol.

Crossing the Line is In Crossing the Line, Luis Suárez talks from the heart about his intriguing career, his personal journey from scrapping street kid to performer on soccer's biggest stage, and the never-say-die attitude that sometimes causes him to overstep the mark.