Fires of Hate (Paperback) - Heather Peck

When does anger become hate? And what happens when it does? 'Fires of Hate' explores how passion can become anger and anger be perverted into hate.

When does anger become hate? And what happens when it does? 'Fires of Hate' explores how passion can become anger and anger be perverted into hate. With successful convictions from his last big case in the bag, Greg Geldard might be forgiven for anticipating a period of quiet routine. He doesn't get it. Threats to a government laboratory and danger for someone close to him make life complicated. en he's posed an ethical conundrum in court. Can hate ever be wholly sane?

About the Author

Heather Peck has had a life of two halves. In the first she was both farmer and agricultural policy adviser. She bred sheep and alpacas, reared calves, broke ploughs, represented the UK in international negotiations, specialised in emergency response from Chernobyl to bird flu, managed controls over pesticides and GM crops, saw legislation through parliament and got paid to eat KitKats while on secondment to Rowntree. In the second half Peck chaired an NHS Trust, worked on animal welfare, sailed a boat on the Norfolk Broads, volunteered in Citizens Advice and the Witness Service and vaccinated humans against Covid. Two golden threads have run through everything, her fascination with words and her Gran's wise advice: 'You can do anything if you try hard enough.' She writes about the countryside and the animals she loves, the industry (farming) she holds in deepest respect, and issues she is passionate about. Peck's main protagonist has grown with each story and his life has changed in ways she couldn't have predicted at the start. She'd like to meet him. www.heatherpeckauthor.com