Abandoned by the only two women he ever loved, Tony Ryan decides to concentrate on his career in the RAF. With the help of a friendly senior NCO he is accepted at RAF Cranwell for officer training, and succeeds at becoming a fighter pilot. Before too long, however, the upsets and obstacles of his earlier life seem almost trivial, compared to the earth-shattering secrets he uncovers and the sheer evil he encounters while penetrating a ruthless terrorist cell.

Mysteries of this planet are many, but none more, or older than the inner Earth dwellers. Signs of these people have intrigued us for centuries and no more than the flying saucer occupants. In this intriguing story I try to show the most probable answer to the problem. BUT DON'T WORRY ITS ONLY FICTION. - OR IS IT

Tony Ryan is a young intelligent man working on a building site in Yorkshire and he hates it. It's the late nineteen fifties, a time when a two-year period of National Service was compulsory for young men on reaching the age of eighteen. Packing in the building job, Tony joins the RAF and is sent for basic military training. However, before going he meets Peggy, the beautiful older sister of his best mate Dave, and they fall in love. Peggy, just divorced in America, has returned home after...

A metal capsule that turns out to be a modern mobile laboratory is found a mile underground, embedded in solid coal three hundred million years old. Impossible?Matt Ross, an out-of-work scientist temporarily working as a miner in a Yorkshire coal mine, is abruptly brought back into his professional environment when signs of life are detected within an undisturbed solid coal face, a coal face which hasn't been disturbed since the start of its evolution from prehistoric vegetation in...

Wise men say that time is an illusion, and in this latest book from the pen of international author Denis Leeman, a world-renowned group of scientists discover that although this is true, there's much more to it than that. Delving into the mysterious world of quantum science, they encounter the possibility that there is no such thing as death and that reality is a continuous sequence of events with no beginning and no end. Could they have proved the existence of eternal life?

Time travel is a subject that fascinates us all, we've all had some experience of it in one way or another throughout our lives, be it only in our dreams; but what about the real thing, how many of us have been fortunate enough, or unfortunate enough, to have experienced that? None you might say with a chuckle; but you may be wrong, many people have claimed to have passed through the barrier of time and in many varied ways; some claim abduction by aliens, others say they crossed time invol...

Serial killers come in many shapes and sizes but one thing they all have in common is a shrewd, calculating mind; in the case of our killer 'The Adjudicator' more so.When the beautiful detective Inspector Francis Grey was assigned the first case of murder involving this killer she had no idea what was to come. It was a brutal attack on a woman by her own husband, who hacked her to pieces with a garden sickle; nasty, yes, but this proved to be just the beginning. Several more followe...

NUMBER 1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLERNo one is born a leader. But through sheer determination and by confronting life’s challenges, Ant Middleton has come to know the meaning of true leadership. In First Man In, he shares the core lessons he’s learned over the course of his fascinating, exhilarating life.Special forces training is no walk in the park. The rules are strict and they make sure you learn the hard way, pushing you beyond the...

The sixth book in the bestselling Confessions series.What is life like for a female Undercover Cop?Ash Cameron gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at life in the Police. Funny, moving and irreverent, you’ll never look at a bobby the same way again…What is life like for an Undercover Cop?Ash Cameron joined the police in the 70s – think Life on Mars with added ladders in her tights.From arresting East End gangsters, dealing out justice to football h...

Ursula Dubosarsky is the Australian Children's Laureate for 2020 - 2021SHORT-LISTED: CBCA Book of the Year, Younger Readers, 2019This is a story about a boy called Pender and a kangaroo called Brindabella, about how they became friends, and all the things that happened to them because of it.Pender and his father live in an old house made of honey-coloured stone in the bush by the river, with only the company of his father's paintings and the loyal dog, Billy...

An epic space opera, adventure…This thrilling twelve part series combines aspects of mythology with new technology, as the human race evolves into its true Galactic Human form.Reggie, a typical schoolboy, has nothing on his mind apart from the television and a packet of chocolate digestives. When the telephone rings, he suddenly becomes involved in his uncle’s bizarre behaviour, which quickly leads him into an adventure far more exciting than the film he has just been watch...

A riveting short psychological thriller from the bestselling author of The Murder Rule and The Ruin.“Dervla McTiernan has become one of my favorite writers.."—Don Winslow, New York Times bestselling authorTwenty-two-year-old Niamh Turley thought she had problems dealing with the obnoxious principal of the school she’s teaching in as well as the anxious parents of her little charges. But when she wakes one morning to a missing roommate and a garda knocking on her door, her l...