Lawrence: 583 books

Welcome to the Russian Jurassic Park! A good science-fiction novel must be plausible; its reader must be convinced that all the events described could take place in certain circumstances, that there is nothing supernatural in them. If the novel is full of miracles of one sort and another then it is...

Not much is known about Marcus Bales except that he lives and works in Cleveland, Ohio, and that his work has not appeared in Poetry Magazine or the New Yorker. A master of meter and rhyme, with a rare ability to render formal poetry at once intriguing and accessible for the contemporary reader,...

Never Feeling Safe: Another Person Abused is my true life story. Everyone has a story and Never Feeling Safe is mind. I was sexually, psychologically, physically and emotionally abused by the hands of many of my relatives when I was a child growing up in Newfoundland. I charged my relatives for abuse...

Simple, short and scintillating tales to capture the imagination of kids. They will love the unexpected endings and will crave for more. Watch out for the sequels. Makes a perfect gift for children anywhere.

Kidnap and treachery on the streets of Auckland. Enjoying a respite between marriages TV personality Kris Nevan is reunited with his teenage daughter at the height of the Christmas season. Nevan is rich, successful and invulnerable, so he thinks. He is almost offhand in his down-playing of an ominous...

April Fletcher has died nineteen times... but she doesn't know it. As far as April is concerned, she's just a normal seventeen-year-old, looking forward to spending spring break with her friends and going to college in the fall. April doesn't know she has never lived past her eighteenth birthday,...

A boy climbing in an historic walnut tree fell and died. The tree was 250 years old and was seeded in the reign of King George 3rd of England. The boy's psychic mother deduces that if the tree hadn't grown the child would never have climbed to his death and her spiritual advisers grant her the option...

WHO AM I? I am not a celebrity, I am not in an incredibly active occupation. In June of 2012, I weighed in at a whopping 299 pounds. Since June of that year, less than one year so far I have lost 65 pounds, seven pant sizes (48-41) and two shirt sizes (XXL to L) and I am still shedding the weight. Let...

The dramatic disappearance and subsequent death of socialite and art critic William Bond Walshe when his pleasure cruiser The Owl was wrecked off the Devon coast was neither an accident, nor a random killing. It was a premeditated and precise act of murder planned by much sought after criminal Glenys...