Edited in April 2021, this is the second in the Oz Garrett series.
Oz Garrett thought his past defined him … He’s about to discover he was wrong!
In the 25th century,1,000 gigantic Project Exodus Arks, with 1,000,000 humans in cryo-stasis, departed Earth. Each carried the last hopes of a dying world. Their destination was the Stellar Cluster. Less than 800 arks completed the two-hundred-year journey. No one discovered whathappened to those that disappeared. Until…
Two millennia later, a grieving and jaded Oz Garrett stumbles upon Britannic, the final Ark to leave Earth, tumbling out of control on the very edge of the Stellar Cluster. Within the derelict behemoth lurks a secret that will shock him to his core and a precious cargo that will alter his life forever.
Not everyone is thrilled by the reminder of humanity’s dark past. Federation President D’Angelo knows her political opponents are circling. If they discover Britannic, her plans to create a legacy for her children will be gone. Britannic must be destroyed.
Garrett finds himself in a battle to save Britannic. Outgunned, outnumbered and outflanked, can he outsmart the president’s elite squad hunting him down before they complete their mission?
Yesterday’s Tomorrow is the second instalment in Paul Rix’s Oz Garrett series, a military sci-fi space opera. If you like Rick Partlow, Jasper T Scott and Marko Kloos then you’ll love a series that combines all of their best traits in a fast-paced, thrilling intergalactic adventure.
Edited in March 2021, this is a heart-wrenching and emotional journey.
He yearns to ease his conscience before he draws his last breath. Can he take his final journey without destroying true love?
Bill Sanderson is determined to make his remaining days count. Diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, he’s wary of adding yet another burden to his wife’s pain since the loss of their only child. But he fears if he can’t confess the error of his ways, his growing guilt will destroy the precious few months he has left with his wife, Maggie.
Bill is a confirmed atheist and contemplates making his own dignified exit. But he knows that taking this ultimate step would test his devout wife’s faith, and deny her the comfort of believing he and their daughter will reunite in Heaven.
Can Bill find the forgiveness and redemption he needs to let everyone rest in peace?
Edited at the end of June 2021, this is the second thrilling mystery in the new series by Derek Fee.
DS Fiona Madden and Detective Sean Tracy are given the task of assisting with the solution of a mini crime wave in the town of Clifden. The situation is complicated by two groups of travellers being camped in the area.
A man who has been stabbed to death is found on the morning after the annual Horse Fair in Clifden. He has been stripped of all identification and been dumped in a location which is not the crime scene. The investigation is hampered by the lack of identity and the plethora of suspects. The existence of the travellers in the locality creates tensions and Fiona and Tracy are under pressure to produce a result.
This delightful third book in the English Garden Romance series by Sara Sartagne is a joy to read and was edited towards the end of May 2021.
Her dream job. Her too dreamy colleague…
Magda Keane has been waiting for this job her whole life – creating her design for the exotic gardens in the huge Arcadia glasshouse. This assignment could grow her developing reputation – even get her a partnership.
There are just two problems…
The first is enigmatic Vincenzo Mazzi, the Italian engineer in charge of the solar panels powering the glasshouse. She’s never forgotten how she threw herself at him, nor the humiliation of his polite rejection. The second is the unexplained failure of Vincenzo’s system, which could blight her prospects quicker than an early frost.
For Vincenzo, having Magda on site, in the flesh, is enough to give him sleepless nights. He’s been so intent on building his business, he’s kept his passion under lock and key.
Even worse, strange problems with his tried and tested system are giving him an almighty headache. That, and working with Magda, threaten both his hard-earned reputation and his self-imposed restraint.
Will this shared pressure drive them further apart? Or draw them together to finally face the attraction that never went away?
Edited at the end of August 2021, this is the third in the thrilling Angel and Haines detective series.
Five bodies in three weeks – this is the worst spree killer Bradwick has ever known.
Detective Constable Emma Angel has caught the killer. He’s two metres tall, has a fascination with death and his house is covered in bloody evidence. Bradwick is safe again. But her closest friend is convinced that she’s wrong. Is this worth losing his friendship over? Has she arrested the wrong man? And if she has, how can he possibly be innocent?
Rob Haines, private investigator, has to find the absent father of an eight year old girl, but he doesn’t even have a name. And when he does solve the case, he faces an impossible choice. Does he smash one family to pieces in order to reunite another? Or will two children end up losing their fathers?
As Rob and Emma’s cases collide, they both have to risk everything to do what is right.
Another wonderful and humorous instalment in the Guesthouse on the Green series as Mammy and Moira travel Vietnam.
I love the series and can't wait for book four!
A quick but emotional read - reading about the cruelty to the dog was heartbreaking but this was a lovely tale of the love and healing that animals can bring to our lives.
I would have given five stars but for the missed typos - a few t...
I get the impression that this could be a nice story but I've had to give up after forcing myself to go as far as 15% of the way through. If this novel has ever been near a remotely professional editor then the author was conned.
Chapte...
Another very enjoyable story but with a few niggles, hence the four stars rather than five. Maybe it's because I was tired but the editing issues grated on me more than in the first story and, do people really generally believe that 'ear...
