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Tuesday, 17 December 2013

The Valley by William Meikle

Narrated by James Conlan 

A lost world has been found again... and no one is getting out alive. In 1863, a group of mercenaries in Montana come upon the remains of a once-thriving mining town. They soon discover that the destruction was not wrought by human hands, but by creatures long forgotten. A classic Lost World story with just the right touch of Horror and Western. You'll be on the edge of your seat as you descend into The Valley 

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Monday, 16 December 2013

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Austen Authors (http://austenauthors.net)  is a group of published novelists in the Austenque genre set up in 2010 by authors Sharon Lathan and Abigail Reynolds.

As part of this there is -  Pride and Prejudice: Reader’s Choice -  a collaborative, original Pride and Prejudice variation written by Austen Authors. Once a week a different Austen Author writes an installment and at the end of each scene the readers decide the turn the story will take.

The current story is The Darcy Brothers and the weekly installments can be read at  http://austenauthors.net/writers-block/the-darcy-brothers

Jane Austen

It’s Jane Austen’s 238th birthday today! 




The Invasion by William Meikle


They came in their thousands. We fought them as one. It started during a winter storm on the North Eastern Seaboard which brought with it a strange green rain. Where it fell, everything withered, died, and was consumed. The residents of remote outposts in Maritime Canada escaped the worst of the early damage, but that was a blessing in disguise, for they were left to watch as first North America, then the world, was subsumed in the creeping green carpet of terror. And that was just the beginning.

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Sunday, 15 December 2013

Audio Book

Island Life


On a small, sparsely populated island in the Scottish Outer Hebrides, a group of archeology students are opening what seems to be an early Neolithic burial mound. Marine biologist Duncan McKenzie is also working on the island, staying with the lighthouse caretakers, Dick and Tom, while he completes his studies of the local water supply.
One afternoon the three men are disturbed in their work by the appearance of a dazed female student from the excavation, who is badly traumatized. She tells of the slaughter of the rest of her party by something released from the mound.
Soon everyone Duncan knows is either missing or dead and there are things moving in the fog. Large, hulking, unholy things. Things with a taste for human flesh.

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