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(Also available in trade paper as ISBN 1920741712 from Booksurge.com)
The Exile is Volume 3 in Rick Sutcliffe's Irish Christian SF series The Interregnum
All roads lead to Tara to be ready for the restoration of the Irish monarchy in 2001. But Clan Maccarthy and their allies mount one conspiracy after another to undermine Tara's rule and destroy the royals before they can regain the throne. The stories of The Exile play out in Hibernia's Afghanistan, Penal City, Glenfinnan, and Tara herself, as well as Tirdia's British Columbia Gulf Islands.
The Exile is alternate-history Irish-flavoured Christian science fiction and is the sequel to The Peace and The Friends (Volumes One and Two of The Interregnum).
The Exile recounts Day MacAllister's return from exile on Tirdia and subsequent involvement with The Friends, the life of Sheana A'Kildare/O'Toole to her arrival at Tara, Lady Karina's second escape from prison and subsequent life at Tara, and the six months of Lady Mara's life from departing Lagos to the day she entered Tara's court, including the obscure but critically important Afghan expeditionary campaign, whose true nat | |  | | The Friends
(Also available in trade paper as ISBN 1920741704 from Booksurge.com).
The Friends is volume 2 of The Interregnum, Rick Sutcliffe's Irish Christian SF series.
In one generation a close knit group of friends attend Kilkarney Cadet School togrether, only to be torn apart in later years through a misplaced sense of loyalty and the treachery of others. In a later generation, Mara founds "The Friends of the Day" dedicated to upholding the integrity of the Irish throne.
The Friends is alternate-history Irish-flavoured Christian science fiction and is the sequel to The Peace (volume One of the Interregnum). In the decades following the deposition of James IV, High King of Greater Ireland and the Federation of Earths, his descendants and relatives struggle to survive and maintain the Pax Hibernia and counter clan MacCarthy's genocidal high-tech schemes. Katherina Rourke loses everything but her close-knit group of friends when first her mother Iron Kate and then her father Matthew (formerly Donal IV) are murdered. Then the friendships disintegrate, and a later | |  | | The General
The General is Volume 4 in Rick Sutcliffe's Irish Christian SF series A quad amputee in an extended care hospital at Chilliwack of Tirdia, a series of disappearances on Hibernia's streets, mysterious goings on at Society of Erce meetings, and the career of Tad O'Kelly, bard, soldier and drunk--all intersect as Mara and The Friends of the Day face one of the gravest crises yet in the never-ending series of high-tech skirmishes leading up to the possible re-establishment of Tara's throne. The stories of The General play out in Hibernia's Afghanistan, Edenderry, Luna City, Tara herself, and various points around Hibernia, as well as Tirdia's Chilliwack in British Columbia.
The General is alternate-history Irish-flavoured Christian science fiction and is the sequel to The Peace, The Friends, and The Exile (Volumes One to Three of The Interregnum).
The General recounts Tadgh O'Kelly's life from his 1987 graduation as Kilkarney's top cadet to his career as an army forensic investigator. As the years go by, he gradually knits the threads of evidence from numerous kidnappings of women and children into a noose, but finding the guilty neck to tie it around takes all his skill, and not a little help.
A second arc of the story cycle follows Mara Meathe from her ar | |  | | The Peace
(Also available in paper as ISBN 1920741690 from Booksurge.com)
In a sufficiently hi-tech society numerous individuals are capable of mass destruction via nuclear or biological weapons. To survive, civilization requires a pervasive moral code limiting the use of technology, but in a fallen world this needs policing, and so do the police.
James IV, most Christian High King of an Ireland with a different history than ours is deposed in 1941 by a cabal of his nobles. Exiled to thinly-populated Irish North America, he and his cousins find unlikely romance, promote traditional honour, and counter genocidal high-tech schemes. Sergeant Brian McIlhargey carries on the fight in a later generation.
Can one family stand against the corrupt rulers of two worlds? What if one of its own members goes bad?
The Peace has three interwoven plots.
One follows the exploits of Sally and Lucy, well-educated Irish spies during WW II as they struggle with loyalties, personal spirituality, and the ethics of what they are asked to do by their control officer. When he decides they are expendible at about the same time they encounter the exiled king of another Ireland on another earth...
In a second, we move forward several decades and pick up t |
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The Psychic Dimension
by Jay Dubya
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 The twenty-five novellas presented in The Psychic Dimension (560 pages) are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with paranormal and psychic experiences. Any character resemblance to any living person on planet Earth in this work is purely |
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