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Neil Holmes Books
This author delves into the history of the Merseyside region, particularly its wartime experiences. Through meticulous archival research and a compelling fusion of historical and contemporary photography, they bring the realities of war and its aftermath to life for readers. Their work serves as a testament to the resilience and memory of a local community, offering a profound connection to the region's past.
A Lot to Lose
- 180 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The protagonist embarks on a cycling journey initially aimed at weight loss, but soon finds themselves entangled in a competitive world where racing becomes crucial for securing prize money, job stability, and winning the heart of their true love. This unexpected twist transforms a simple goal into a high-stakes adventure filled with personal growth and romance.
A Fool's Mate
- 80 pages
- 3 hours of reading
A game of chess unexpectedly rekindles a man's feelings for his ex-girlfriend, presenting a potential path to reconciliation. However, complications arise when an old flame resurfaces, threatening to disrupt his newfound chance at love. The story explores themes of love, nostalgia, and the complexities of past relationships as he navigates his emotions and choices.
The Liverpool of early September 1939 was a thriving port and bustling city of over 800,000 people. WWII changed this forever. Between the 27th of June 1940 and the 10th of January 1942 Hitler's Luftwaffe rained down death and destruction on the city. The intervening 70 years have seen the city undergo drastic changes.
An entirely new way of viewing the wartime damage to the city blending the modern and wartime image in one shot.