Bruce Reynolds

From beers to tears, a unique look at major league baseball games through the eyes of an usher at his beloved stadium. Follow Bruce, a 16-year veteran Tropicana Field Fan Host, as he leads you to your seat and navigates the world of the stands and the fans. A humorous and heartwarming insight into baseball, the stadium, the games, and the fans. From their cheers to crying in their beers, you will discover that there really is No Place Like Dome.

A collage of real and intensely researched events, a highly emotional journey moving from war-torn Naples to modern-day West London, from a stormy night in a WWII military cemetery in Belgium to a picturesque cottage in Kent. The author, a touring rock musician, finds himself drawn into a world of shadows, where splits in reality reveal a bloody past. He acts as a conduit between generations, uncovering acts of courage and humanity, passed on to him by voices unable to tell their own stories.

Published to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Great Train Robbery in 1963. Known as the "Crime of the Century" this is an official Special Edition based on the recollections and advice of two members of the team that pulled off the robbery, Bruce Reynolds and Ronnie Biggs.

Now reissued with a new introduction and final chapter, the story is brought up to date to include the return of Ronnis Biggs to the UK, the deaths of Buster Edwards, Roy James and Taters Chatham and the continuing story of Reynolds life since his release from jail, as well as dozens of previously unseen photographs.