Shock Waves
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| Rating | : | 4.59 (737 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0987408100 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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Incredibly moving and gripping true story Al Royale An incredible and captivating story and personal account of how the author's life was affected by the terrorist attacks in Bali, 2002. It's about holidaying in paradise and finding tragedy; of love and loss; and of living life to the fullest, unputdownable.. Riding Tides Guenter Meyer Shock Waves reads like a novel, but actually it is a documentary and a document. It documents adolescence in a pendulum between Cornwall, Bali and Australia. And it climaxes to a documentary on the terrorist attack in Bali in October 2002, when the swing of the pendu. spellbinding A fantastic & very moving story. Straight from the heart.Beautifully written.Captivating. I couldn't put the book down and would highly recommend to anybody.
Dancers stopped and heads turned, but the music and flashing lights soon came back on and the party resumed. The heart-wrenching story of young love, and lives, cut short is chilling and confronting,. Hanabeth Luke was hamming it up on the dance floor to cheesy pop tunes with a friend when a loud bang, like a car back-firing, momentarily silenced the music and dimmed the lights. It was an empty sound that did not resonate. But only for a few seconds "The noise which came next I will never forget. It was a thud, like the slam of a car door, but multiplied to a volume I simply cannot describe," Hanabeth writes in this extraordinary memoir. But her boyfriend Marc Gajardo was killed instantly in the blast. You're young, in love, and in paradise surfing, trav
Agnes, always via the tropical paradise of Bali in Indonesia.Basically my life has continued much the same, and I still live between three worlds. . I was born in the UK, but my surfing parents quickly set in play a pendulum swing of annual migration following the summers between Byron Bay, Australia and my little Cornish village, St
Agnes, always via the tropical paradise of Bali in Indonesia.Basically my life has continued much the same, and I still live between three worlds. . About the AuthorI was born in the UK, but my surfing parents quickly set in play a pendulum swing of annual migration following the summers between Byron Bay, Australia and my little Cornish village, St