Bøger af Tony Barnard

'Paris Hide and Seek' is a fast-paced story set in May 1968 against the tumultuous events, les Événements that were happening in the city and across much of France at that time. Rich in content in both contemporary detail and political debate, the story culminates in a desperate chase through the streets and subway system of Paris before concluding with twists in the tale.

"Pebbles in the Pond" is a collection of short stories about the consequences and effects of human interaction like ripples spreading across a pond after a stone has been thrown in.

'High Five in Jerusalem' is a story of our times. It is an epic tale of good overcoming evil, of light over dark, and of hope over despair. Tarik Tanovi¿ was only fifteen years old when his father was murdered by a Serbian sniper in his home city of Sarajevo during the three-year-long siege. The incident was to have a profound effect on his life as he struggled to come to terms with his loss and the senselessness of it all. This is Tarik's story. A compelling account of his strive to overcome his demons, seek an equalisation of events, achieve catharsis and finally get on with the rest of his life.

A story of supreme courage. Two boys who grew up together in the district of Tinsley in Sheffield against a backdrop of the declining fortunes of the once world-beating steel industry. One indebted to the other from an early age and both with powerful ambitions. The Sheffield Avengers is the story of their development, their personal relationships with their families and their lovers, acts of supreme courage and the restoration of pride. 'Made in Sheffield' is a global endorsement of quality, strength and consistency that can apply to its people, products and a warship that carried its name. Fast paced and international in its breadth and reach, The Sheffield Avengers is a meticulously researched and compelling 'what if' story of the skill and courage of Britain's Special Forces during the Falklands War in 1982.

Previous edition: Mathematical groups / Tony Barnard and Hugh Neill (London: Teach Yourself Books, 1996).