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Everyday Romantic Doggerel
Everyday Romantic Doggerel is a collection of poems for ordinary but quirky people, by an ordinary but quirky writer who is much more confident in her prose than in her poetic abilities. Still, she aims to entertain. You will find poems about love, grief, and cats within.
Crossings: Short Fiction by Elizabeth Thomas
Crossings take us from one point to another. In these stories journeys are made between different states of being. Boundaries are broken. Envelopes are pushed. Beliefs are abandoned and replaced, and transgressions are entertained and occasionally acted upon. All of this is done by fairly ordinary people just like the ones sharing space with you—even if their realm is not your own. Includes: "Shroedinger's Landlord," "The Old Man," "Lot's Daughter," "A Mediocre and Fairly Public Place," "In a Name," "Vocations," and "More Than the Quest."
Crossings: Short Fiction by Elizabeth Thomas
Crossings take us from one point to another. In these stories journeys are made between different states of being. Boundaries are broken. Envelopes are pushed. Beliefs are abandoned and replaced, and transgressions are entertained and occasionally acted upon. All of this is done by fairly ordinary people just like the ones sharing space with you—even if their realm is not your own. Includes: "Shroedinger's Landlord," "The Old Man," "Lot's Daughter," "A Mediocre and Fairly Public Place," "In a Name," "Vocations," and "More Than the Quest."
Arden's Act
Arden's Act
North To Akureyri
North Karelian Boomerang
Turbine Down
The sequel to Tilda & Lærke.
One year after the murderous mayhem that broke out across the Danish islands, Lucas is drawn back into a steel Zurich tomb for a conversation with his dead wife.
Meanwhile, dark forces are circling the Nordic region, as an ancient English trading company, steeped in its piratical past, sets in motion a plan to destroy the North Sea energy grids.
Only Lucas and his father, Nikolaj, hold the key to unlocking the terrifying plan, aided by the mysterious Liesl, who harbours a dark secret of her own.
Meanwhile, a serial killer is stalking technology conferences on Sjælland…and on a collision course with Nikolaj.
Tilda & Laerke
Twenty-seven years ago they left her for dead on a Minorcan beach. Now she's back in Denmark, hunting them down one by one. But she got more than she bargained for, and opened up a vipers nest of assassins from a global organisation that will stop at nothing to neutralise her. Her one chance at salvation is her former lover, whom she hasn't seen in a quarter of century, and he is caught up in a complex web with one of her targets.
From Jylland, across Fyn, and onto Sjælland, the chase is on as the most ruthless assassin races against time to get to her quarry before they kill her.