Robert Rigby is an established playwright for young audiences whose work has been recognized internationally. His background in journalism and the music industry, where he worked as a songwriter and session musician, likely informs his versatile storytelling. Rigby's extensive experience directing and performing in children's theatre across the country has shaped his distinct approach to engaging young readers and audiences. His plays have been performed in Britain, Europe, the USA, and Africa, highlighting his significant contribution to youth theatre.
Für den Spitzenfußballer und Torjäger der Mannschaft Newcastle United, Santi Santiago Muñez, wird mit dem Transfer zu den Königlichen von Real Madrid ein Spielertraum wahr. Es gelingt Muñez die Herzen der Zuschauer zu erobern, aber in seinem persönlichen Umfeld kommt es zu Schwierigkeiten. Bald verschlechtert sich seine Leistung auf dem Spielfeld und er schlittert in eine Krise. Zerbricht er an seinem Traum?
Santiago Munez is back in England and playing in the Premiership once again. He's also been selected for the World Cup and is playing on the form of his life. But things in his personal life are more complicated . . . Can he prove himself physically and mentally match-fit in time for the finals . . . ?
Danny and his grandfather embark on another perilous undercover operation in an attempt to crack a drug ring.
The journey of Santiago Munez continues as he transitions from Newcastle United to the prestigious Real Madrid, showcasing his growth as a talented soccer player. This sequel explores the challenges and triumphs he faces in the competitive world of professional soccer, highlighting themes of ambition, perseverance, and the pursuit of dreams. Santiago's rise from humble beginnings to elite status captures the essence of sportsmanship and the relentless spirit of a young athlete striving for greatness.
Seventeen-year-old Danny, his grandfather, Fergus, who is an ex-SAS explosives expert, and friend Elena set out to stop the evil computer hacker who is sending teenaged suicide bombers to their deaths around the world.
Danny Watts, a seventeen-year-old, discovers that his grandfather, Fergus, an SAS explosives expert, is a traitor who betrayed his country for drug money. After being arrested, Fergus is believed to have died in a Colombian jail, shattering Danny's dreams of becoming a soldier. However, Danny learns that Fergus is alive in the UK, living under an assumed name. Determined to find him and seek revenge, Danny embarks on a dangerous quest that leads to a thrilling chase, putting both him and Fergus in peril from those who want them dead. This fast-paced thriller is filled with action, SAS procedures, and survival techniques, making it an engaging read for teenagers. The story is part of a four-book series, with TV rights sold to Zenith, known for producing popular series like Inspector Morse and Byker Grove. The author, Robert Rigby, has a diverse background in journalism, music, and children's theatre, and has established himself as a prominent playwright for young audiences. His work has been recognized internationally, and he now focuses primarily on television writing.
As teenage suicide bombers terrorize England, seventeen-year-old Danny tries to help his grandfather, an ex-SAS explosives expert falsely accused of being a traitorous spy by the government's intelligence agencies.
Santiago, a young Mexican American, fulfills his dream of playing soccer when a chance encounter in inner-city Los Angeles results in a trip to England to try out for the Newcastle United soccer team.