Heartfeld – PAPERBACK
Robert takes the reader on a journey as he recounts how the family business grew and blossomed into a listed company, the banks as they accompanied them and ultimately his sojourn in prison, one of the richest seams he can mine. On the way, we meet many characters like Tommy Cooper who frequented their hotel in Brighton. Of course, the story is an organic thing and marches on regardless into his reintegration after incarceration, the difficulties and the triumphs, one of which is the devastating stroke from which he is still recovering.
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Book Details
| Language | English |
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| Released | January 2021 |
“I enjoyed your book so much that I read it in a single sitting last night. It really is an amazing story and one that has by no means finished.
It’s particularly good to see that there is no rancour in its many pages and that fulsome tributes are paid to heroes such as your parents, Tara and Father Martin.
I’m glad you make a lot t out of what the Jewish faith means to you. I have always had the most tremendous admiration for Jews, what they have achieved and how they have suffered.
Your father was always a good source of stories and spoke for Brighton. I still remember how he turned the tables on Fitch and Forester all those years ago.
I didn’t know your mother nearly as well but she comes across loud and clear in the book through her own words and Tara’s voice is truly memorable.
No one would doubt the troubles you have been through and you’ve shown remarkable tenacity in dealing with them.”




