Bøger af Peter Barr

Julian and Zelda have enjoyed a relationship for ten years. When he decides to give up a highly paid job in an attempt to achieve his ambition of becoming a published author. Zelda is not amused and the relationship begins to flounder. Zelda embarks on an affair with a distinguished older man and they make plans to live together. Julian develops a dark side, suffering the horrors of a recurring and ongoing dream, a nightmare that brings horrifying repercussions for him in the form of a mystery woman. Zelda wakes to the sound of his screams as he battles his unknown adversary. The dream pushing him ever closer to the edge and eventually he learns the woman's identity. He believes the only way to reclaim his sanity is by taking the woman's life.

Home Game provides an insight into the birth of the Homeless World Cup and how it has become such a global phenomenon, by looking at more than just facts. It shows how the power of sport can help excluded people transform their own lives - and how the event has transformed attitudes to homelessness.

Back from the brink, Julian buries the horrors of the past deep in his subconscious knowing that is where they will remain. He knows a second chance is his for the taking and he goes after it determined that no one or nothing is going to stop him now.Some characters from the past continue to make appearances but much has changed in his life. He finds love again, someone who believes in him, someone who longs to share his dream. The future beckons and he approaches it with such intensity, confident he is headed in the right direction ably supported by those wanting him to succeed.Then distractions start to surface. Someone appears to be hell bent on fanning flames from the fires of the past. Is Julian faced with a new threat or are the demons of yesterday lining up to confront him once again driven by someone out for revenge?