Peter Farrell Boeken

The island community faces a crisis as their primary source of income, The Colquat Inn, is destroyed by fire just before the peak season. The narrative explores the struggles and resilience of the residents as they navigate the aftermath of the disaster, highlighting themes of loss, community support, and the fight to rebuild their livelihoods against the odds.

The story follows fourteen-year-old Carol O'Rourke, who transitions from the transient life of rodeos to a stable family environment after being rescued by Ben Sterler and his family. As she adapts to her new life, the contrast between her past and present highlights her struggle to reconcile her rodeo upbringing with the normalcy she craves. The narrative explores themes of belonging, identity, and the impact of one's past on their future.

The collection features completed screenplays for three unproduced films, offering a glimpse into the creative process and storytelling techniques of the authors. Each screenplay presents unique narratives and characters, showcasing diverse themes and cinematic styles. Readers can explore the potential of these works and imagine how they might translate to the screen, making it a valuable resource for cinephiles and aspiring filmmakers alike.

Set against the backdrop of Vietnam, this book explores the complexities of war and its impact on both soldiers and civilians. It delves into the personal stories of characters grappling with loss, loyalty, and the haunting memories of combat. Through vivid imagery and emotional depth, readers witness the struggles of navigating a divided nation and the quest for identity amidst chaos. Themes of resilience, sacrifice, and the search for peace resonate throughout, providing a poignant reflection on the human experience during tumultuous times.

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Set against the vibrant backdrop of the Caribbean, the story follows Conroy, a multifaceted character who embodies the spirit of a modern pirate. Living on his sloop, he juggles various roles, from shark fisherman to contract hit-man. When he takes in Alex, a troubled teenager, Conroy's life takes a dangerous turn after he spares a witness during a hit on a Mafia member. As he navigates threats to his life and contemplates his dwindling luck, he plans to involve Alex in his next contract, blending danger with a coming-of-age narrative.

After a successful career in banking, Mike Thompson finds himself redundant and, in desperation, goes to the tiny Cornish west coast fishing village of St Pennard, intent on suicide. Instead, he is captivated by its beauty and establishes a new life in the quiet pace of this peaceful setting.Following the death of her fiancé in an air-crash, Ellie, a young artist, comes to St Pennard on her intended wedding day to put an end to her tragic love-life.Mike feels an immediate empathy with her distress and sets about drawing her back from the abyss, both mentally and physically. Their shared sadness draws them together to find blossoming love and happiness, entwined in the peaceful life of this idyllic village and the wonderful characters that live there.Everything is perfect . . . . . . .. . . . . . . then fate deals a Joker.

"Teaches math concepts through programming. Begins with a crash course in basic programming concepts and how to use Python's built-in Turtle module, and then explores topics like writing programs to solve equations and matrices, drawing polygons and fractals, and using the Processing graphics library to create interactive 2D and 3D models"-- Provided by publisher