Southern Style is a 2006 novel by New Zealand writer Craig Marriner.
The book is set in London and follows three young adults on their Overseas experience; Alex from New Zealand, Ryan from Australia and Lisa from South Africa. All are working in a distribution center. Ryan starts working for an organised crime syndicate and becomes unwillingly involved in a plan to rip off his work place.
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