Peter Abrahams studied for a Diploma in Business Studies at the London Metropolitan University at postgraduate level.
He worked as an Administrator for years.
He was diagnosed with Exhaustion after he finished writing his latest novel – a challenge to Darwinian biology – and was strongly advised by doctors to stop working, until he recovered fully.
Publication
The Anfield Man
Alfonso Garcia was once Spain’s most promising football star, until devastating injuries shattered his career. Now, searching the globe for his lost love, Ella, he finds himself trapped by a strict “Super Law” in the Great Islands—and a legal snare that could put him behind bars for seventeen years.
Meanwhile, Englishman Frank Paisley is on a rogue mission to track down a mystical prophecy: twin boys born in the impoverished territory of Paz who are destined to become the future global kings of the pitch. But a ruthless Manchester United contingent, backed by a billionaire tycoon, is already closing in to hijack the prodigies.
To protect the children and secure the future of the beautiful game, Frank and Alfonso must forge an unlikely alliance. Guided by “Coach,” a brilliant football strategist and hidden spy of God, they must cross treacherous territories to find the legendary spiritual soul known as The Anfield Man.
The Anfield Man is a deeply earnest and imaginative work. It serves as both a love letter to the “beautiful game” and a provocative manifesto for social justice, making it a unique entry for readers who enjoy philosophical fiction blended with the drama of sport.
– The Moving Words Review
