Dans le petit matin glacé de janvier, deux péniches en feu sur un canal du Yorkshire. Au milieu des décombres, deux cadavres calcinés. Pour l'inspecteur Banks, le meurtre ne fait aucun doute. Mais qui était visé ? Tina, la jeune droguée de seize ans, ou Tom, le mystérieux artiste solitaire ? Lorsque l'incendiaire frappe à nouveau, les talents d'enquêteur de Banks sont mis à rude épreuve...
Focusing on the experiences of gay men throughout the 20th Century, this book examines their evolving understanding of identity against a backdrop of significant societal changes. It delves into challenges faced during periods when homosexuality was illegal, the struggles of the gay liberation movement, and the impact of the HIV-AIDS epidemic. Through personal stories and historical context, it highlights the resilience and complexity of gay male experiences during these pivotal times.
Exploring the life stories of gay men from nine major international cities, this book highlights the evolution of gay life by contrasting traditional relationship patterns with contemporary themes of fatherhood, friendship, and parenting. Through personal narratives, it sheds light on the diverse experiences and identities within the gay community, offering insights into how these relationships have transformed over time.
Pat Robinson explores the complexities of human relationships through vivid character development and intricate plotlines. The narrative delves into themes of love, betrayal, and redemption, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences. Set against a richly detailed backdrop, the story weaves together personal struggles and societal issues, creating a compelling tapestry that resonates with audiences. Robinson's writing style combines emotional depth with engaging dialogue, making it a thought-provoking read.