Peter Gethers Boeken

'The wonderful thing about having a relationship with a cat is that it can bring you to something truly extraordinary and life-changing'There comes a time in every cat's life when his schedule slows down, and he struggles with aches and pains.

There are only three things a cat needs for a fine life - good food, a comfortable bed, and universal praise and love. Luckily - after converting his human, Peter, from cat hater to cat lover - Norton has plenty of all three. In A Cat Called Norton, the eponymous cat taught Peter how to love.

Peter was a confirmed loner and cat hater, until he was given a small, grey (and impeccably handsome) kitten with folded ears by his then girlfriend. But, after learning how to love his cat, would Peter now learn how to love another human too?

Exploring the profound bond between cooking and relationships, this memoir captures a son's journey as he uncovers his mother's remarkable talent for weaving love into her culinary creations. Through humor and heartfelt anecdotes, he reflects on how her kitchen becomes a space of connection, revealing the deep emotional ties that food can foster among family and friends.

Peter Gethers hates cats. That is until he meets Norton, a very cute, very friendly Scottish Fold kitten. Eating at restaurants, making new friends and meeting famous movie stars - read all about these and Norton's other real-life adventures in this wonderful true story.

Dass es der Forschung gelungen ist, menschliches Leben zu verlängern, hält die amerikanische Politik geheim. Der vom Leben gebeutelte ehemalige Chefermittler der Mordkommission wird aus seiner Lethargie gerissen, als er dem Geheimnis auf die Spur kommt

Zehn Jahre alt ist Jack Keller,als seine Mutter vor seinen Augen aus dem 17. Stock eínes New Yorker Bürogebäudes geworfen wird. Jahre später, als er glaubt, die Katastrophe überwunden zu haben, fällt ihm ein weiterer lieber Mensch einem solchen Attentat zum Opfer.......

After East Hampton, New York, is hit by a terrorist bombing, local cop Justin Westwood discovers that someone is targeting specific people to murder, and disguising these actions with what appear to be "suicide bombings," in this latest work by the bestselling author of "Aphrodite."