ALL THE WORLDS AT ONCE

This is a witty and genuinely unpredictable blend of SF and the supernatural, where nothing is quite what it seems. It features two unusual heroines who would really rather sing Heart songs in a karaoke bar or watch a DVD in bed (a good horror movie or ‘The L-Word’ will do), while sharing a decent bottle of red wine, than go out and save the world. Shame they don’t have that choice.Debra and Rachel are young, sexy, successful, in love and living ...

By Ian Williams
File Size: 830 KB
Print Length: 309 pages
Publication Date: April 25, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B004Y1KABK
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This is a really entertaining story packed with twists, action and intrigue. Parts of it are absolutely filthy (the author wasn't joking with his explicit warning) but even the filth is well written. Nothing cringe worthy at all. The story is shown f

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This is the third book in Simon Scarrow's re-telling of the parallel careers and domestic dramas of Napoleon and Wellington - Fire and Sword. A brief read but enticing, and a huge thank you to both the author and librarything for the chance to enjoy and review this book. After ten years at the top, she was heavily in debt, but managed to secure an arranged marriage to a respectable man. PDF ePub Text TXT fb2 book All The Worlds At Once Pdf Epub. Not that it was especially dramatic, but that it just seemed to hit home. The parallel stories, told in alternating chapters, are intriguing and unique in their own right. Do not purchase this short book. It might give other "crazy" people the impression that they have the right to be babied. I feel unable to travel myself and this is thenext best thing to being there. Helen has the responsibility of caring for her father, a typical Alger misfit, this one, widowed and estranged from his wealthy father, trying to invent a flying machine. You like the family who'd rescued the old man, though at times you wanted to throttle the mother and you sympathized with the father and you enjoyed the antics of the kids. They would chat, sing, and even play. This informative (and entertaining.