Hammond saw action in Kurdistan where seven men died under his command. It wasn’t his fault and his actions were exonerated at the Inquest. That didn’t stop the nightmares, every night, until he started training some new recruits. No-one WILL die in his new command. No-one CAN die in his new command. They are dead already.

Dead Brigade is a futuristic solution to th ...

Synopsis: The kill clock is ticking... Patrick's ex-girlfriend is back. She needs twenty grand before midnight. Or she's dead. She doesn't have the money. Nor does Pearce. And time's running out. Fast...

Review: This book is the third the author has written about Pearce, "a nice enough guy, as long as you don't get on his bad side...he only kil ...

In this parallel Turkish-English text are three hilarious, satirical short stories translated by Damian Croft. These take the mickey out of bureaucracy and political ideology and hypocrisy. The first, a comic fable, shows how the gullible narrator is conned by two unscrupulous crooks. They persuade him to join them in their scam to fleece local business men into paying them to keep the threat o ...

Shrimp is certainly a novel for a post- Sex in the City and Dawson’s Creek generation. With more in common with The OC than real life, it is still a refreshing presentation of young adults and the period of transition into full-blown independence. Cohn wrote Shrimp in response to fans’ questions about what happened next to the he ...

A young woman and her equally young bridegroom approach a mystic at a fair, asking him to interpret a dream the groom, Neelandra, has had. In his unravelling of the dream the mystic warns against trying to fight fate. He informs the young woman, Anishaa, she is pregnant and that Neelandra desires to have a son. This exposition foreshadows the play’s central conflicts; the tensions between ...

Dear You. You are here. I don’t know how I know that this is the beginning of you. I just do. I should be afraid. But what I feel is, we can do this. You and I.

When she was pregnant, Emmy had such high hopes for the future. But what happens when you can’t love the baby you thought you’d adore? Sometimes it seems that the best thing is to run away.

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This sequel to Sugar Rush continues the story of Maria Sweet, aka Sugar, whose spicy life, if we are to continue the analogy, is amazingly imagined by Julie Burchill. There is no doubting Burchill's skill at creating a plausible character who, surprisingly, can be endearing despite a fairly awful set of circumstances, including the inability for a variety of reasons to bring up her toddler ...