Nigel Brennan speaks to the audience at Victoria Pt Library.
PHOTOJOURNALIST Nigel Brenna spoke about his book, The Price of Life, at Victoria Point Library last week. Photos by Chris McCormack
The Westcott family of Cleveland (from left) Vicky, Nicholas,14, Bridie, 12, and Lachlan,12 speak with photojournalist Nigel Brennan about his ordeal at the hands of Somali kidnappers.
Nigel Brennan speaks to the audience at Victoria Pt Library.
Nigel Brennan speaks to the audience at Victoria Pt Library.
Judith Zagami, of Mount Cotton (left), and Denise Naly, of Victoria Point, were among the library audience listening to Nigel Brennan.
Bonnie Cooper, 15, and Penny Cooper listened to Nigel Brennan speak about his book, Ther Price of Life at Victoria Point Library.
Nigel Brennan signs copies of his book for fans at Victoria Pt Library.
Nigel Brennan signs copies of his book for fans at Victoria Pt Library.
PHOTOJOURNALIST Nigel Brennan spoke about his kidnap ordeal in Somalia when he visited Victoria Point Library recently.
Nigel travelled to Somalia with Canadian reporter Amanda Lindhout in 2008. The pair was abducted by a criminal gang, brutalised, and kept in isolation and ignorance.
After more than a year of stalled ransom negotiations, the Brennan family realised the Australian government can do no more to help them, and they take matters into their own hands.
The Price of Life, written by Nigel, his sister, Nicky, and sister-in-law Kellie, is the story of the fight for Nigel freedom.