Peter Burden Knihy

For years the billionaire Christy Pyon has managed to elude the attentions of the paparazzi, but when a chance photograph of him and an erotic new mistress appears in magazines all over Europe, Pyon's hot-blooded wife Maria vows revenge. Pyon finds his multinational takeover being threatened.

Focusing on the standards of British tabloid journalism, this book delves into the critical issues surrounding privacy rights and the balance between serving the public interest and catering to popular demand. It engages readers in a debate about ethical journalism, highlighting the implications for society and individual rights within the media landscape.

Challenged by two Army wives, Major Ken Hames orchestrates a month-long jungle expedition for 12 middle-aged women, pushing them to confront not only physical challenges like scorpions and harsh treks but also deeper questions about personal growth and self-discovery. The narrative explores themes of comfort zones, survival instincts, and the quest for self-knowledge, examining whether stepping away from societal norms fosters true development. For the participants, the journey becomes a transformative experience that extends beyond the jungle.