Publisher's Synopsis
Rob Harley's book covers people and events in New Zealand and overseas. His stories include a year-long story on the recovery of a Kiwi doctor who forgot all her training after serious injury in a car accident; a profile of Kurt Sazon, the American author believed to have inspired New Zealand's worst mass murderer, David Gray of Aramoana; the story of a Kiwi woman who went from Christchurch street kid to be one of the world's most imaginative frontline aid workers, and the story of the Kiwi dad looking for his daughter murdered in India on a backpacking holiday. The book ends with an account of Rob's time in New York after the terrorist attacks of September 11.
