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A KILLER ON THE STREETS OF VICTORIAN LONDON

A DETECTIVE HELLBENT ON STOPPING HIM

A DOORWAY TO ANOTHER UNIVERSE . . .

The Infernal Realm is a fast-paced detective thriller which takes Inspector Joshua Darknoll on a terrifying journey into the uncanny, where everything he thought he knew about the world—about reality itself—is turned upside down.

As he pursues the murderer through a strange, labyrinthine version of London, Darknoll faces a terrible choice - stopping the madman or finding his way back home to the woman he loves . . .

THE FIRST VOLUME IN THE DARKNOLL CHRONICLES



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WELCOME TO SCALASAY

For mystery writer Sam Thorne, moving to the island was supposed to be a fresh start—an idyllic refuge for his young family, and an escape from his past indiscretions. Things he wanted dead and buried.

But on Scalasay, the past has a way of catching up with you . . .

The horror which tore the island apart ten years earlier is returning. Ben Garrett, the convicted rapist and murderer, is coming back to the island to visit his dying mother. But no one could have foreseen the shocking turn of events which are about to unfold.

A storm is coming . . .
And on this terrifying night even the dead won't stay dead . . .

WELCOME TO LAZARUS ISLAND

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Light years from home.
Bonded to an alien for survival.
A dark secret is about to be revealed...

The planet Verdana was supposed to be their new home, their new Eden. But shortly after arriving the human colonists were faced with a dilemma - join with the alaahi or perish. In the end, they chose the process of symbiosis, a physical conjoining with the native alaahi.

But now there are whispers amongst the colonists. The alaahi are not the benevolent beings they made themselves out to be. Before long a dark secret is about to be revealed, and young Jena must make a terrible choice . . .

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Light-years from home, a young mother scours the planet Medea in search of her newborn son, with only a mother's desperate hope of finding him alive. The savage Medeans systematically destroyed every one of the human settlements and murdered every human they found. Why would they spare a tiny, defenseless child?



You can read it in its flip-page version at Issu: Medea's Children (Flip Book Version)
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All David Scarsdale wanted was to leave his wife. 
But she had other ideas . . .

This ebook contains two stories with a common theme - a marriage affected by supernatural forces. In the title story, FOREVER, David Scarsdale finds himself trapped in an endless void with his wife. Who is controlling it? And will he ever escape?
In TWELVE MINUTES Jude must make a painful decision about the fate of his marriage - a marriage in which his wife is conscious for only twelve minutes each day . . .

If you are a fan of The Twilight Zone these stories could be for you.

The ebook also contains an extended preview of Lee Moan's forthcoming novel, Lazarus Island, a supernatural thriller. 
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A collection of supernatural tales guaranteed to keep you reading until the bitter end.
Men in black calling at your door on the stroke of midnight . . .

Three pieces of human flesh with the power to kill . . .

A devoted wife who just won't die . . .

A bag of bones that should never EVER be touched . . .

A young man cursed with the power of premonition . . .

A vial of blood which promises a night of passion for a disfigured woman . . .

A sheriff who carries an unearthly burden . . .

These are just some of the tales in this gripping collection, taking the reader from supernatural suburban terror to the far future where the fate of mankind rests in the hands of an innocent.
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