It was mid-summer. Then suddenly it began to snow. Another joke on the British weather? But the snow kept on falling and greenish light pervaded all. What started off as a joke and a bother turned into national calamity as the snow kept on falling until normal life was completely stopped.Then it was discovered that the snow was radioactive...John Boland (12 February 1913 – 9 November 1976), a British novelist and science fiction author, first published this classic of dysto...

The first in the Mulligan Mystery Series is humorous, adult detective fiction book about a therapist turned detective. Mulligan uses his hobo roots to his advantage. There are missing wills, motorcycle gangs, and crooked land deals. And all through is Mulligan's unique sense of humor, links to organic music and web sites, and fascinating characters. Note that the book is adult in nature with references to consensual sex. Please enjoy..

90+2: Last-Minute Moments that Changed Football History is a thrilling, exhilarating and rousing journey through some of the most dramatic sporting events of the last 40 years.The book takes the reader on an unforgettable trip through the late twists that defined some of football' s biggest matches, with late goals of great consequence that deserve a lasting place in history. There are the title races brought to stunning conclusions, the roller coaster of ...

Over 100 personal stories originally written for a magazine. Most of the stories are short 300 to 400 words as that was the format of the magazine. The stories are from my personal travels and experiences, most with a sense of humour. I hope you enjoy my writings.This also provides over 108 ideas for screenplays that I could also be paid for (though my detective fiction would also make great screenplays...) or after the movie made without my permission makes money, ...

Over 100 personal stories originally written for a magazine. Most of the stories are short 300 to 400 words as that was the format of the magazine. The stories are from my personal travels and experiences, most with a sense of humour. I hope you enjoy my writings.This also provides over 108 ideas for screenplays that I could also be paid for (though my detective fiction would also make great screenplays...) or after the movie made without my permission makes money, ...

'Murder in the Caymans' is the second of the Mulligan Mysteries. The first mystery is called Swimming in Mulligan Stew. In Murder in the Caymans, Mulligan and Veronica arrive in the Caymans for a vacation but get involved in murder mysteries and pirates in both the Caymans and Jamaica. Their continued adventures involve Scotland Yard, visits to the nude beaches in Jamaica, and high seas chases. The characters from 'Swimming in Mulligan Stew' return as well as exc...

In the 3rd book in the Mulligan Mystery Series, Mulligan finds himself hired to find a traveller missing in India. Mulligan meets mysterious people along the way. Babaji, the Saddhu (or is he?, and Angela the spy (or is she?).They both help Mulligan trace the disappearance to the Kulu Valley in India. And why does Mulligan suddenly have to solve the India/Pakistan conflict by himself? He wonders too with a good sense of humor.Enjoy and thank you.

The 6th book of the Mulligan Mystery Series, finds Randy, the detective from previous book in the Series, The Truth is Always True, getting a request from Alistair to help him. Alistair is now living on a private island somewhere in Oceania, in the tropical South Pacific, after selling his tech company for a fortune. Both Mulligan and Bruno are concerned about Randy's safety as Randy had deceived Alistair in San Francisco with serious consequences. Was Alistair just out for reveng...

In the 5th Mulligan mystery, Mulligan is retired and living with Veronica on Bruno's intentional community in the BC Gulf Islands. When a case comes up, Mulligan doesn't want to be involved as it revolves around female friends of Veronica who are in the process of going after a US Celeb who sexually abused them. And part of their intricate plan to nail him involves needing a detective to go help them in San Francisco. So Mulligan turns to a friend Randy who just graduated from a detective ...

This book is the fourth in the Mulligan Detective Series after Swimming in Mulligan Stew, Murder in the Caymans and Missing in India. Mulligan is in the hospital in the Seychelle Islands, recovering from a mystery, non covid, illness he got in India. He gets treated very well but does suspect that the royal treatment on the Island, courtesy of our old friend the Inspector (Scotland Yard, MI6, ?) came with a price. Indeed, his new luxury apartment with Ve...

Murder on the Trek in Bhutan is the 7th book in the Mulligan Mysteries Series. Finally, Mulligan and Veronica go on their long planned trek to Bhutan to go to what may be the best wild hot springs in the world. Joining them are Margarita and Mia from previous books as well as their new friend Constance, a Buddhist lawyer. This is a very difficult trek at high altitudes. With the help of Sherpas, they succeed to arrive at the hot springs but only to discover a trekker from another ...

What if three soldiers presumed MIA's chose to remain overseas during the Vietnam conflict? What if they are alive in Asia leading productive lives teaching and learning spiritual truths? What happens when the government finds them after years of searching?