Wild In His Sorrow - Roy Jenner

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Résumé :
His dream was Eden Park - Number 10 jersey. His nightmare Mt Eden Prison - cell block 10 with a promising All Black rugby career shattered. A sentence of a life behind bars can do much to change a man's thinking. 'A grave miscarriage of justice,' were the words on the paper the Minister of Justice had handed to Terry Stamp when it was decided after fourteen years of incarceration he had not killed his wife. 'Go home, my man. Start your life again. You have plenty of good years remaining.' Yes, plenty of good years to control the bitterness filling his heart and driving him on in his personal quest for his wife's killer. He and Cavanagh had been married ten years when she was taken from him in a brutal attack by a spurned group of rugby supporters at a time when Terry Stamp was a name on everyone's lips whenever All Black football was mentioned....

Biographie:
Nine decades of the challenging experiences of ROY JENNER laid the foundations for a platform of scintillating novels. Two Sides of the Coin is the most recent of these, being packed with deception and lies, love and heartache, death and corruption. These all part of a reading package designed to satisfy the most discriminative reader. Roy Jenner, born in the East End of London and has resided in New Zealand for sixty plus years. He loves life and has injected the experiences of his lifetime into each of the eighteen novels. devised by him. He needs you, the reader, to enjoy what he writes. These and a host of others on Amazon Read and enjoy. Thank you....

Sommaire:
His dream was Eden Park - Number 10 jersey. His nightmare Mt Eden Prison - cell block 10 with a promising All Black rugby career shattered. A sentence of a life behind bars can do much to change a man's thinking. 'A grave miscarriage of justice,' were the words on the paper the Minister of Justice had handed to Terry Stamp when it was decided after fourteen years of incarceration he had not killed his wife. 'Go home, my man. Start your life again. You have plenty of good years remaining.' Yes, plenty of good years to control the bitterness filling his heart and driving him on in his personal quest for his wife's killer. He and Cavanagh had been married ten years when she was taken from him in a brutal attack by a spurned group of rugby supporters at a time when Terry Stamp was a name on everyone's lips whenever All Black football was mentioned....