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The Last Session
Two old mates. One's dead, the other ancient.
A genie, some whisky bottles, and two guitars.
Can music rekindle what time stole.
Two old mates. One's dead, the other ancient.
A genie, some whisky bottles, and two guitars.
Can music rekindle what time stole.
Every man wanted her, every woman wanted to be her.
New York 1974 – Penny Carey and her band Ruby, are on the verge of international fame.
A stranger with a stolen secret wants her.
A man who shouldn't be there...
One punch changed everything.
Terry Edwards finds out he's unstoppable — bullets bounce and fists fail.
He becomes Britain's most powerful and most wanted man overnight.
But how does the world deal with a man with no limits?
A dreaded maths lesson becomes even more so.
Set in a grim secondary school in 1984, The School follows two pupils, the mischievous Jenkins and the studious Trisha, who both notice that something is terribly wrong. One by one, their classmates are disappearing — and no one else is noticing.
Is their teacher, the sadistic Mr Samuels, tied to it all? He’s taught generation after generation in the same room, his lessons nothing but cruelty and despair. Now, days away from forced retirement, he reminisces about the “good days,” cane in hand.
Claustrophobic, unsettling, and impossible to forget, The School is a chilling tale of discipline, dread, and the things that feed when no one else is looking.
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Matt wanted a quiet pint — instead he got a drunken genie named Frank.
Three wishes, unlimited chaos, and absolutely no guidance.
Every choice comes with consequences and contractual traps.
A funny, magical, whisky-soaked tale of wishes gone wrong.
One Rel you're happily exterminating slacking miners; the next, you're shot into a time/space war without so much as a “Please would you .”
As if that wasn’t bad enough, a million stupid blue police boxes show up, creating a situation of unlimited rice pudding and unfortunately, ‘Our Dalek’ was slap bang in the middle and wound up being flung into parts of the universe not yet created.
Now, vastly overpowered, with no Thals to exterminate and only a limited media library, ‘Our Dalek’ concentrates on what he/she/it knows best: hatred for the Doctor, and good food.
Packed with a big explosion, occasional gunfire, and Dalek cussing, this book promises nothing and delivers satisfactorily.
Warning: Contains extreme extermination, mild time travel, graphic food recipes, and Dalek *cussing
(*which is untranslatable).
A single moment on a cold beach binds two boys together for life.
One's a big boy, the other's not.
One's filled with despair, the other is not.
Their paths diverge and return in a way neither could have foreseen.
