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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. |  |
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. |
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Lady Forget-me-not. 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 head and shoulders above others for its fine descriptions and narrative. |
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COLONY 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. |
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The Last Days of Thunderchild 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. |
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The Lost Daughter 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 are hidden in 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. |
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Untimely Events. 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. |
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God's Day Off 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. |
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