Nemesis, not for the fainthearted, is the first in a series of books from author Vincent Cobb that explore childhood cruelty and psychopathic killings.Cobb explores the dark side of life in a raw uncompromising style some might find disturbing. He also concentrates on the depressive aspects of the victims factors with which he can empathies as a fellow sufferer. We all trust that childhood should be happy and contented, and free from fear and harm, but in reality, for an unfortunate minority, the early formative years are a catalogue of cruelty, terror, and abuse.

Vincent Cobb was born and educated in Blackpool and spent most of his working life in the travel industry. Eventually he moved to London, where he became 'joint managing director' of Thomson Holiday, the giant package tour company, before moving on to head up Club 1830. His first book, The Package Tour Industry, was published last year and recounts his many personal experiences in the early days of travel – some humorous and some terrifying.
The author lives in the Home Counties with his wife, Pat.