The plot centers around Michael Scourie, who, along with his marine archaeologist daughter Sam and grandson Will, embarks on a perilous mission in the remote northern Scotland. Tasked by his enigmatic partner Helen, they find themselves entangled in a web of espionage and hidden truths, leading to unexpected challenges and revelations.
Surviving against all odds, Bob's life began under harrowing circumstances, sharing the womb with his deceased twin. Born in a farmhouse in Putman County, Indiana, his early existence was marked by the dire prediction of a doctor who believed he wouldn't survive his first night. At the age of seven, Bob was diagnosed with surviving twin syndrome, a condition that shaped his identity and experiences. This poignant narrative explores themes of survival, resilience, and the complexities of identity shaped by a traumatic beginning.
The narrative follows Bob and Abi as they discover and restore a run-down country house set on six acres in a remote hamlet amidst the stunning Hautes Corbières mountains. The region is steeped in history, featuring crumbling Cathar fortresses and a rich cultural tapestry reflected in its bilingual place names. Their journey intertwines home renovation with the exploration of this unique landscape and its heritage.
The story follows Michael Scourie, who is urgently called to Thailand by his daughter, Sam, a marine archeologist. Upon his arrival, they find themselves in grave danger as a mysterious adversary aims to eliminate them and loot a significant 15th Century shipwreck she has discovered. The narrative blends adventure with family dynamics against an exotic backdrop, highlighting the challenges they face while uncovering historical treasures.
Deals with the story of a group of black and white Zimbabweans who lived together forming 'The Community of Reconciliation'. Against all odds they succeeded in transforming a region of the nation into a life-giving community. On November 25th 1987, the white members of the Community were martyred. This book answers the question - Why did they die?
Like the Bob Scott book on which it builds, this edition will soon become familiar to every serious student of the sport.