A very different, yet tasty little vampire tale Although Agatha is over three hundred years old, it certainly doesn’t mean that she can’t adapt and fit into ugly post-industrial small town suburbia. Partial to the delights that an evening at McDonald’s often serve her, she waits at her favourite dimly lit corner table – for…
Quick March, the planet Earth needs to be saved. The unexpected fourth book in The Glothic Tales Trilogy. March – A Tale of Salmon and Swedes Not from alien attack, nuclear destruction or even being hit by a misguided comet. No, Earth needs to be saved from making millions of years of painful losses for…
A fun filled giggle around the galaxy … Long after HAL and February The Fifth, the Gregorian Royal Family gene pool has degenerated so badly that the next Supreme Potentate of Gloth is destined to be be a boy idiot, whose father died racing him to the Palace garden. His father won the race by…
He has an allergic reaction to dust and scary things … Millions of years before February The Fifth, Gloth was making a nice little profit from the planet Erde, with the help of some cunning Popes and the very, very secret Camera Stellata, sometimes better known as the Star Chamber. Being disowned by his father…
Insanely imaginative … intensely insightful … just plain fun … A young fool becomes king and quickly discovers he has some very nasty enemies. Particularly the ones who are shooting at him. In a remarkable turn of events, a young man with a lot definitely not going for him, somehow manages to come to terms…
Empires rise, yet only by sowing the seeds for their downfall. The Economic Apocalypse after the collapse of capitalism arrives with biting venom, rapidly turning paradise into hell for those who are unfortunate enough not to be among the very few, who selfishly enrich themselves by profiting from the misery of others. It signals the…
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When being abducted once is not enough “This story resounds with incredible insights into how we as humans process our world.” Eyes That Could Kill – A Greek Mythology Thriller Langley Garrett discovers Greek gods and the myths and legends that surround the lost city of Atlantis are not ancient history to those who arrange…
Life has the habit of delivering its perverse twists at the most unexpected times. For Bonnie his life had been lived, and the bitter sweet memories of his wife, along with the never ending sorrow of losing his son so young remain with him, but were now ebbing slowly with the passing of the years.…
Louis was a hero to me, and still is – no matter the facts, truths or certainty … This book is a fictional story about a truly amazing man, who was my friend. As a child and a young teenager he would tell me stories and mysterious tales of far off lands and people. Singing…
Why do we give away our privacy so freely, in exchange for cute puppy videos? As Internet users, we are quite naive and dumb. We love Facebook, but we get annoyed when we are confronted by ads. Well, welcome to the brave new world where nothing is for free, and your very private data is a…
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