Them are everywhere, yet nowhere. They are warriors, soldiers, executors of fate. They are not human. They can't be bargained with. They can't be reasoned with and they absolutely will not stop.
When stock trader Devon Heathrow finds a mysterious device, a new world is open to him. Otherworlders murder his wife, his daughter and him.
Devon was dead.
Revived...hurt and alone, he is continually haunted by nightmares and pursued around the world by dark agents.
Every Hero has a journey, this one ends with vengeance.
Oh, Man
Oh, man. This was not what I expected...at all. I cannot say that I agree with all of the ideas, but I liked the message of the book. I appreciated all the ecology, social justice, consumption, resources management...all very important. I had no idea it will go in that direction. It started off as X Files and I was instantly glued.
The science bits and nature descriptions were phenomenal. I wanted to go diving at one point and I can't even swim. I shook my shoulders when I read touching a liana makes a pile of bugs land on top of you. I had to Google some of the places because the writing made me curious. It was like reading National Geographic.
The way MG Hardie achieved that balance between story moving forward and philosophy reminds me of Richard Bach and Michael Crichton books...this one had me hooked
5 Stars
After strange mysteries begin to alter Devon's perceptions, the ordinariness of Heathrow’s existence gives way to a very believable tale of horror as he learns about two unseen “species” apparently at war over the fate of humankind. 'Them' by MG Hardie is surprisingly vivid and descriptive.
She was quite capable of taking care of herself...She appreciated everything he was doing for her and the Grandmothers Four, but she needed his help, not for him to take over.
It is five years since Delta Force stopped a deadly missile attack in the Middle East. Now team leader Jason Patrick is living a quieter life in North Carolina with his family, stationed at Fort Bragg.
But that is about to change when a new,
The Psychic Dimension, Part II (558 pages) is a collection of 36 sci-fi/paranormal stories and the new work is the companion book to Jay Dubya's The Psychic Dimension.
