Peter Church crafts compelling narratives that often delve into the darker aspects of human psychology and societal undercurrents. His writing style is characterized as adrenaline-laced and gritty, pulling readers into the story from the outset. Church explores themes of addiction, obsession, and the complex dynamics of relationships, with his works frequently noted for their provocative and thought-provoking nature. His short fiction has also been featured in notable South African crime and literary anthologies.
Set against the backdrop of Cape Town, this trilogy delves into the gripping and dangerous world of crime, showcasing the complexities of the criminal underworld. Peter Church, known for his expertise in South African crime fiction, weaves an adrenaline-fueled narrative that promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Each installment reveals the chilling realities and moral dilemmas faced by characters entangled in a web of deceit and danger.
The final installment in Peter Church's Dark Web Trilogy "A fast-paced and gripping thriller--expect several twists along the way." --Cosmopolitan Amid rumors of bartenders paid to spike drinks and then deliver drugged college women to paying, eager patrons, University of Cape Town (UCT) authorities move quickly to limit the damage--but the police don't want to believe there is a problem. A world away in Seattle, Carlos De Palma, the shadowy operator behind Dark Video, is plotting his survival strategy in the ever-changing Internet landscape. With his wealthy clientele clamoring for heightened thrills, Carlos begins tapping into a new service that blurs the boundaries between the real and virtual worlds. Meanwhile, UCT student Robbie is sent into a sinister underground world where no price is too high to pay to deliver every fantasy--no matter how twisted. Bitter Pill, part of Church's dark web trilogy, is a gripping thriller that sweeps through the intoxicating haunts of Cape Town's nightlife to explode in an adrenaline-laced sprint through the violent landscape of stalking, sexual deviation, and murder.
Profiles in Enterprise, an inspirational book on the life stories of twenty-three Indian business leaders is a candid account of men and women who have added value to their businesses or professions and most certainly to India as a nation. From the importance of hard work to perfect timing, and from sharing wealth to the grit and determination to never give in; these profiles share stories of entrepreneurs, ever ready to take risks and on a path to a never-ending success. Enlightening, and full of fascinating anecdotes, these personal journeys are a must read for a growing breed of first-generation entrepreneurs.
This [book] fills the gap between the tourist guides and the weighty academic tomes. It gives the reader an authentic "feel for the history", so necessary to understand the present.-Back cover
