African Nights
by Linda Lousa Dell
She stood on the balcony of the Sundowners Wildside Safari Lodge and watched as the sun sank below the horizon in a dazzling display of gold, red and magenta. A lion roared way out on the plains, heralding the African night; a majestic giraffe could be seen in silhouette elegantly moving into the trees as a flock of birds spiralled up into the crimson sky. A warm, sweet aroma permeated the evening air that was humid, thick and fragrant. Her rich red-brown hair blew across her face and she swept it back, sniffing at the approaching night, all her senses aroused and tingling....Click for more details
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A Strait
by Richard Hill
It took just four ships, sponsored by rogue governments,
to threaten the safety and security of the world. Can just three people save it? The year is 1979...and intelligence agents from three countries are slowly converging on a shipping magnate intent on disrupting the Western economy through an audacious and exlosive plan that would rock the world. But why would wealthy Canadian immigrant Victor Spinelli embark on a plan of apparent ruinous self-destruction? Who are his "masters"? What is the real agenda? As the three agents work unknown to each other, the cleverly crafted story unfolds with twists and turns and plenty of action. Maverick CIA agent Ben Lowndes thinks he's on his own with his suspicions of Spinelli. But French Intelligence agent Charles Valance is in the thick of the action, while the beautiful British agent Esther Laurence is playing a key role in the mystery as she uses every trick in her feminine intuition store. ...Click for more details
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Autobiography of a Vampire
by Emma Jayne Taylor
Yes! I am a vampire! I can produce sharp fangs and pulsating veins. I can run faster than any man and leap further and higher than any cockroach. My claws can grip and cut. I can hear a pin drop a few rooms away. I can smell fear from the distance of at least two football fields. My time is the dark… full of mystery and eeriness. I’ve been living amongst you for hundreds of years. None of you know that we actually exist, but there are a few of us roaming around, co-existing. There are ways to hide without hiding. We may be different in some ways, but in many we are the same. The earth holds many different animals, but we all seek the same things overall. Human beings find it difficult to accept things that aren’t understood, but there are many unexplained wonders of the world. Stories written about us are close to the truth, but also far from the truth. ...Click for more details
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Camel Toe, Milk & Honey
by Poppy Hayes
THIS IS A BOOK WITH SEXUAL SCENES AND DESCRIPTIONS. FOR ADULTS ONLY.
This is an erotic ride through the lives of people who are hooked on the joys of sex.
It contains very adult themes ...Click for more details
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Colleen's Destiny
by Diana Daneri
Colleen O’Donnell had no idea how the death of her step brother would change the course of her life. Colleen has inherited from her father’s Irish side of the family, what can sometimes be called a sixth sense – can this be a curse? Only time will tell. In a few short years she falls in love as a teenager, then marries an older man – here she quickly learns that love is an emotion very close to hate. Then in her early thirties, when her life looks as if it is changing for the better, once again happiness is taken from her. This is a book full of love, hate and passion. Here we see another member of Kristina’s family, from the book Kristina’s Destiny, this time the author, Diana Daneri tells the story of Colleen O’Donnell – Kristina’s grandmother. ...Click for more details
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Colleen's Final Destiny
by Diana Daneri
Having had the man she was to marry die in her arms from a single gun shot, Colleen is so heart broken, her son Graham, is worried she might harm herself. How more pain and sorrow can one young woman take in her life? Gradually she begins to come to terms with her loss, after her publisher asks her to write another book. Her first reaction was to say ‘no’ but eventually she agrees, little knowing what this would lead to. She has now loved and lost three times, but can Colleen follow her heart for a fourth time? Will she take the risk of loving again? ...Click for more details
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COLONY
by Colin Wagstaff
This science fiction book takes the reader on a magnificent journey through the imagination. This masterwork in the genre of science fiction describes how disaster was at the destination of a spaceship. A race of benign space travellers has been founding colonies for millennia. They’ve discovered the connection between light and gravity which has allowed the invention of faster than light travel for their gigantic spaceships. Ancient records reveal the whereabouts of a long forgotten colony. A ship on a mission to deliver advanced communications equipment to the distant spiral arms of the galaxy is diverted to visit the planet. It is discovered to be a place of disaster. ...Click for more details
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God's Day Off
by John Smale
The Creator made the world in a metaphorical six days and rested on the seventh. Maybe, man was left in charge and is absconding with the wealth of beauty we have, in the search for money and power. Beware, The eighth day is fast approaching. Can you see it in corruption, terror and the sad state of the world?...Click for more details
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Divine Justice
by Alan Armstrong
She was back in the comfort zones of Lonsdale Village. Her husband Burt Armstrong, the local vicar, was immensely proud of his new wife and all she had achieved as a former employee of Sawyer’s Farm. Holly’s reaction to the quiet but mundane lifestyle she had now inherited as a bastion of local society was anything but satisfactory. Time had left unfulfilled gaps. A longing for world-wide adventure that could quench the lingering thirst acquired from previous soul mates was an injection she urgently sought. The corridors of power that had been so intertwined with her role as coordinator for an immensely rich drugs cartel beckoned for attention. Holly was to experience change. This change would once again propel her onto the world stage and satisfy all the equations. World travel, adventures with high financiers, and violence of unprecedented levels will keep her adrenaline levels high and generate excitement beyond her wildest of dreams. ...Click for more details
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Lady Forget-me-not
by Valerie Moyses
Sometimes a novel comes along that is able to touch the heartstrings of every reader. Lady Forget-me-not is based on a true story of a mediaeval child who was orphaned by plague and forced into a nunnery by grasping relatives. The book is the story of her escape and subsequent marriage to her long-time love. Margaret de Prestwych really existed. She is mentioned in the religious archives of 14th century England. There we find the records of the bishops' agreement that her vows as a nun were to be annulled and that she was to be allowed to leave her religious House. Lady Forget-Me-Not is the story of what might have happened to her. Within the realms of historical, romantic fiction, this book stands high for its fine descriptions and narrative. ...Click for more details
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Mist Over The Rain Forest
by George Khng
After suffering major tragedies, an aborigine man left his habitat of the rainforests of Borneo and moved into the modern world. As a born creature of the jungle, he was adept in killing and in his modern day persona, he became an expert assassin. This story is embroidered with his sexual encounters and personal losses plus political intrigue, corruption and murders. It takes the reader into a world that is colored with the base nature of primeval behavior. The book puts the relationship between the primitive and the modern worlds under the microscope of the values of life and our relationship with the earth on which we live. ...Click for more details
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Saxon Quest. Calamity in the Dark Ages
by Colin Powell
A Celtic king dies. He leaves a realm in West Britain without an heir. The inhabitants of a neighbouring Saxon kingdom see the chance to invade. This bold undertaking appears straight forward to the invaders...However, the fixations of intoxicated and audacious men do not always deliver the desired outcome, when up against cold reality. This gripping novel is based on the real history of Britain back in the Dark Ages of the 6th Century.
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Some Kind of Angel
by Patrick Cousins
Matt Rogers is a likely lad growing up in East London during the Fifties and Sixties. A likely lad with a highly unlikely friend. Prone to talking and acting before thinking, Matt tends to attract more than his fair share of trouble, some of it potentially lethal...What a lucky coincidence that his friend is so often in a position to help him - either directly or indirectly. But who - or what - is Gerry Redman?
Do angels smoke, drink, swear, brawl in bars, ride motorbikes and crash cars? Can an angel fall in love?
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Soviet Heat in the Cold War
by Sean Roberts
Working for an accountancy firm in the North East of England, James Bonaldy’s life was fairly boring as his everyday life trudged on. Then he met an English gentleman at a hotel lobby with a very sinister proposition. He was plunged into a world of lies, deceit and women. Torn between his sexual needs, the Russian secret service and the British Government, he was totally out of his depth. The Cold War became boiling hot as his deceits were unravelled by dangerous men and equally dangerous women who honey-trapped him into betrayal. On his own he was battling with two Intelligence agencies and his need for sexual gratification. He had no choice but to fight to the end. This book grabs you at the start and keeps you needing to know the outcome. ...Click for more details
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Stalking the Shadows
by BJ Edwards
Stone Age Britain: the land is changing, the climate harsh. Mankind teeters on the brink of existence. Driven by fear and starvation, the Chief’s son, Dimek, abandons his tribe, leading his men in search of a new land and new gods.
I am the keeper of memories, the teller of tales. I am wise, for I have listened and seen much during my life. I have seen friends and enemies live and die, I have seen and known suffering, and I have felt compassion and love. I was young when this land was chosen. I was young when mighty tribes clashed. Now I am old, I sleep with a spear beside me still, for despite the peace of our haven, the scarred menace is still abroad, and other tribes visit us from time to time. But no matter, I am contented, it is a good land, and I live in exciting times. This is a stirring tale of treachery and faith, battle and magic, and the quest for knowledge and reason.
“I am Camulos, brother of Balor. We are friends you and I.” The creature inclined his head. “Great Chief, Great Mammoth, Great Lion, Great Stag - I send greetings from the Old Ones.” The creature’s voice was strange, deep and vibrating. “Are you one of the new gods?” the chief asked.
“I am.” ...Click for more details
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The Last Days of Thunderchild
by Colin Powell
This book wonderfully develops a theme from War of the Worlds by HG Wells. Alien invaders lay waste to Victorian Britain! One ship defies the pitiless assault. H.M.S. Thunder Child steams towards her glorious destiny in this ‘War of the Worlds’ pastiche! For science fiction fans, this book will take your imagination to the extreme.
Please note that for copyright reasons this book is only for sale in the United States of America. ...Click for more details
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The Lost Daughter
by Alan Armstrong
A death triggered a sequence of events that led to Catharine Ann Chandler’s abduction. A distraught father finds her in a nomadic Berber camp where he discovers values that remain hidden to the Western way of life. Every page lifts the veil from reader's eyes to show a world full of values that we have lost. Morgan Chandler lived his business life in a selfish and ruthless way until life stopped him in the fast lane. The death of Ramsay McGowan’s son triggered a sequence of events that led to Catharine Ann Chandler’s abduction from the university town of Durham. Contact with forces, not of this world, led a distraught father to the Atlas Mountains. Ways of life unknown, and alien to western civilisations, were encountered and studied. The networking of Moroccan families gave the path of discovery to a rehabilitated daughter. ...Click for more details
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The Thirteen Shadow Souls of Gyre
by Gary Orchard
Gyres are thousand year cycles of time alternately ruled by the forces of good and the forces of evil, each Gyre’s dominance keeping the universe in a state of cosmic balance. The passing of the twentieth century saw the end of a Gyre ruled by the forces of evil. Now, thirteen shadow souls, imprisoned in an ancient tome called ‘The Shadow Bible’ seek to be reborn in order to ensure the rule of evil will continue. This is their time. The time for rebirth. The time to establish the rule of evil forevermore. But first they need a human vessel. A woman who will give them life and form. That woman is Cass Jones, a talented artist whose mind and body they can rape and defile, whose soul they can corrupt. As the world around her descends into violence, bloodshed and depravity, Cass finds her only ally in Jed Ryan, a reformed alcoholic and radio show host whose destructive lifestyle has already resulted in the death of his wife. As the new millennium dawns, Cass and Jed must confront their own demons in their own way... ...Click for more details
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Thunder in a Bottle
by Alan Burridge
From being comparative strangers, despite living next door to one another for many years, six neighbours are drawn together when a flux of fate and destiny conspires to bring an outsider into their lives. But that brief encounter; and its repercussions, unfolds into an unusual chain of events which have to be played out until they have run their course. Once humdrum existences on the treadmill of life, with precious little to look forward to other than waking up to face yet another groundhog day, suddenly enjoy newfound friendships and love, alongside tragedy, death, and disappointment; in a fast-paced story bubbling with powerful human emotions. ...Click for more details
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Untimely Events
by Alan Armstrong
Holly was content with her village life in the slow lane until she was held captive and seduced by a dangerous criminal. He evokes feelings of an intense sexual nature in her. Suddenly the world becomes a different place to her as this humble woman becomes a kingpin in a multi- million pound drugs operation. ...Click for more details
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When the Clouds Have Passed
by Alan Burridge
When the clouds of life have passed, the sunshine of our senior years does not always bring the peace and tranquillity expected of it. After losing his wife Fred Whistler’s life is unfulfilled. He spends his time helping 7 widows with their gardens in a quiet village. But after one of the old ladies dies it is dicovered that Fred is her sole beneficiary. He is charged with her murder. However, other murders are discovered while he is in jail. Business and money interests seem to lay at the heart of the crimes. Yet, despite his apparent innocence, Fred Whistler is still not off the hook as this superb story of intrigue, murder, and deceit unravels. ...Click for more details
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Yes and pigs might fly
Rosie's Story
by Linda Louisa Dell
Rosie is a beautiful and sensitive woman; with three children by her violent and abusive husband. When the children grow up and leave home, Rosie also leaves. She just walks out one day and does not return, losing contact with her family. Living on the streets, Rosie witnessed many hardships, before eventually running a homeless hostel. Her three children lead very different lives. Jill marries her childhood sweetheart and becomes a published author. David goes to London and works in an engineering firm where he meets Jane, a social worker with her own tragic family secret. Carla, the youngest of the family, runs off with a boyfriend to Greece and becomes part of a proud extended family that has some wonderful stories to relate. ...Click for more details
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