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STC by Susan Smith

Women breaking into aerospace in the 1980s meet men behaving badly.  
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Cemetery Island by Mr. Ed

Sometimes, vacations just don't turn out the way you hoped they would. An idyllic wilderness house boating get-a-way soon turns into a hellish nightmare...  
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  Neil Grant

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Married and resides with wife,Kay,near City of Stirling, Scotland. Historical researcher and aged computer geek.


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The author began writing in 2005 following a period of research and managed to produce the novel, 'Campbell's Reivers', inspired by the events in Scotland and the Low Countries in the late 16th Century.  The novel is a work of fiction but based on a good foundation of European history of that period.  It is an adventure story with a bit of attitude - and is certainly not recommended for younger readers. Having been an avid reader since a child, and brought up on a diet of classical Greek adventures, through Dumas, Conan-Doyle to the modern writers Nigel Tranter, Wilbur Smith, Bernard Cornwell and the like, he felt a novel inside himself for a long time yet was always too busy until retirement to have the luxury of research and writing time. Neil Grant is presently about two-thirds through the writing of the sequel to 'Campbell's Reivers' which he hopes to have ready for publication at the end of 2013.  The sequel wil be entitled 'Campbell's Dragoons'.