Bøger af David Roy

2011. New Zealand is enduring the aftershocks of a devastating earthquake. Marty Pawson is suffering the aftershocks of a failed marriage and poor career choices. When his mother dies suddenly, Marty finds himself in possession of a handful of letters from the end of the First World War. As the letters unfold the story of Julia, who left England with a New Zealand soldier in 1919, Marty is drawn into a family secret that leads him south to the Otago high country, to an unexpected grave, and to tragic past events that will change his life in ways he never imagined.

France, 1940: the British Army is withdrawing from Dunkirk. Separated from his unit, one man heads for the coast picking up another lone soldier and a downed RAF pilot on the way. They reach Dunkirk a day late. Everyone has gone. All is lost...or is it? Who is The Lost Man? How did he get home? And why does Churchill want him as his personal agent?

What happens to the suicide bomber who doesn't die? He becomes a hero amongst his peers, a legend. But there will be no escape from death in the next mission: the biggest terrorist bombing the world has seen. The team assembled to foil his plan has an internal mole, plotting against them and leaking their every move. And the clock is ticking.

He tried to make a difference but instead he lost his career. A teacher is persecuted for trying to do the right thing and is ultimately dismissed for gross misconduct. Revealed by the teacher himself, this is the true story of those events and the fight to clear his name. If you are interested in British justice...you should read his story.