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The first entry in Mira Grant’s Newsflesh Trilogy.
The first entry in Mira Grant’s Newsflesh Trilogy.
A short story by Kevin J. Anderson & Neil Peart.
My views on Port Mortuary by Patricia Cornwell.
The second book in Peter May’s Lewis Trilogy.
A short review of Six Graves To Munich by Mario Puzo.
A review of Beowulf’s Children the sequel to The Legacy Of Heorot.
A review of The Legacy Of Heorot, one of my favourite books.
A review of Graham Hunter’s book on FC Barcelona.
A dozen pairs of gleaming eyes reflected the beam of my torch as I swept around the cellar. Their feral brightness startled me and the hairs on my neck bristled. “Rats!” “So what if we are?” a high pitched voice squealed in challenge. I inhaled sharply. “Rats can’t talk,” I muttered as I peered along the beam. “Who’s there?” “They can too talk,” a second voice squeaked back. I gasped again and paused and re-evaluated my earlier statement. My long held beliefs on the nature of things had just been dramatically shaken and I could recall nothing from the training manual that would have prepared me for this. ...
I stood at the top of the gentle incline and studied the grazing herd. I had been tracking them for several days and was now tired and very hungry. My furs were damp and muddy, leaving me feeling cold and uncomfortable. “Well, here goes nothing.” I raised my club above my head. Then I screamed as loudly as I could and launched myself down the slope. The club began to whistle as I whirled it through the air. ...