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The second Cerberus Conspiracy novel featuring mind reading detective Paul Calvin.
i>"The dead shouldn't try to talk to the living; we say too much and know too little."/i> So runs the gospel according to uniform Police Inspector Nicholas Calvin. Which is one of the sayings his son Paul, now a Detective Sergeant in Western Division CID, hates. Especially when he keeps hearing it. Not that it's against the law to have your own personal ghosts, but a different matter when they insist on talking to you.
p style="margin-bottom: 0cm">Ace Police interrogator and mind reader Paul Calvin is a man trying to keep his job, find kidnapped children, get some well | |  | | Falling through the Stars
The second volume of the 'Stars' trilogy
Falling through the stars, the second volume in the decade spanning epic Stars Trilogy builds upon the themes expounded in The Sky full of Stars, where the Gaian threat is now neutralised, and North America reigns supreme. Although not quite.
In the free trade enclave of the Vancouver Republic built from post catastrophe Vancouver, Vancouver Island and Seattle, free traders branch out to the stars. Blockade running becomes the new career option for disgraced pilots like Richard Windsor. Colonies and bases abandoned during the Gaian war openly and covertly secede.
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The first in the series of Paul Calvin novels. Special Kindle edition.
i>"The living shouldn't talk to the dead. We say too much and know too little."/i> Runs the gospel according to Nick Calvin, ex Uniform Police Inspector.br />
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The problem is, Inspector Nick Calvin has been dead for over seven years. Killed in the line of duty.br />
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The other problem is, his son Paul can now hear him quite clearly. Paul can also hear a lot of other dead people, as well as the thoughts of the living. Having your brain rebuilt by a genius in neural stem cell technology can do that to a man. Which should turn him into some kind of su | |  | | The Cat Tree and other stories
An eclectic collection of quirky supernatural fiction short stories from the traditional to the outlandish.
A combination of satirical and even sinister short stories appearing for the first time in print. The content swerves between topics from traditional ghost romances like 'Restoration' to the unhinged antics of supernatural sleuth, Detective Sergeant Dafydd Llewellyn-Jones in "A Coelacanth in the bathroom", "Just another day at the office" and 'Bats'. | |  | | The Sky Full of Stars
The first volume of the 'Stars' trilogy.
The Sky Full of Stars is the first volume in the Stars Trilogy.
The worst has finally happened. In the mid 2050′s a combination of low solar activity and a Middle eastern Nuclear war has left the world fragmented and in the grip of a mini ice age. Europe has become a tyrannical Theocratic State, where dissent is punished by the ruling Gaian elite by ‘recycling’ on a scale making the horror of WWII death camps pale into insignificance.
Crushed in the newly formed mini ice age, North America and Canada have shrunk into the United States and Provinces |
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The Small Chandelier
by Mary Lynn Plaisance
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 Chaos on Earth began with an evil snake in the garden, peace can be restored by a Divine snake from the light of the small chandelier that has no power source. Can Jenny and Joseph get help from the planet Jupiter, in time? |
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Dream-Dust Parasites
by Ian Irvine (Hobson)
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 “The year is 2011 and Samuel Elmsmore is adrift in the universe. After a series of breakdowns he awakens as a virtual prisoner in a hostel for the mentally ill. He’s estranged from his family and friends, and is jobless after an unfortunate incident |
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