New York is rocked by a terrorist attack even more devastating than 9/11.
Risk analyst Bob Travis sets out to end terrorism once and for all... by ending religion.
As he descends into the coils of corrupt religioplitical power, Bob stumbles upon a 5000-year-old secret, and the greatest conspiracy in history.
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As a UN weapons inspector, it's Sam Palmer's job to disarm nuclear dictatorships. When Sam is asked to recruit North Korean refugee Lee Ok-sung - to sneak her back into the country that tortured her - he discovers a new weapon vastly more powerful than the atomic bomb, and Sam is caught in a deadly race to save the world from destruction.
Read the sold-out 1995 novel that broke the record for the world's youngest novelist.
"Thriller, it says on the back. Rather it is like being pulled through a nightmare..."
— The Sydney Morning Herald
“…steadily builds in suspense until it is almost impossible to put down…” — Southern Star
Electronic books are more convenient than paperbacks, faster to market, cheaper, better for the environment, and better for the authors, and yet there are 'book lovers' who still cling to 560-year-old 'tree book' technology. Why do we so easily let go of other types of media used for music and movies? This short film asks why, and why not.
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The sequel to 'The Dead See':
Bob Travis travels to Europe with son and sister-in-law, hoping to forget the tragic events of the first novel. While visiting Nostradamus' House he meets a scientist from the Large Hadron Collider who invites him on a strange journey, and so begins a second deadly adventure into the darkest secrets of the universe...
Is YouTube just for watching cats play the piano, and kids snort breakfast cereal out of their noses? Or is it a practical means of communicating complex ideas, and promoting novels? The Macaroni David Experiment will test the theory in real time....
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