A story of survival and courage in a devastated world. Adara needs to know about her past if she, and everyone else, is to have a future. The Moocow Monks of Mayer have the answers. Inside their subterranean archive, Adara sits and watches the history of NotsoGreatBritAlbion unfold before her eyes. As a catastrophic flood wipes out most of the population of Great Britain, cow herds, Gopi Jnanamaya Kosha (Mayer) and Gopala Arjuna Bhutapanchaka, of Mahabharata House, a Buddhist community, are forced to flee, taking the cows with them. With water levels rising at an alarming rate, and terrifying storms endangering their pilgrimage, Mayer and Arjuna must battle not only the elements but hungry survivors and rogue soldiers intent on butchering the holy cattle. Can they build a sanctuary in the mountains of Scotland to secure the survival of mankind if disease, brutal attacks, and infertility threaten to wipe out all human and animal life? Will the traitors who defect to the enemy and construct a stark Metropolis, where sinister experiments take place behind closed doors, stop Mayer from saving not only the sacred herd but all who have sought refuge? Can love prevail in a world if artificial insemination is the only way to procreate? Find out in - The Chronicles of Mayer “…a unique plot that caught me from the very beginning” This is an accompaniment/prequel to The Song of Forgetfulness Sci-fi/Dystopian/Action Adventure series.** **

This ebook has been self published as part of the Suffolk Writes project.Trust no one - not even family.Adara and her friends infiltrate Argo headquarters ready to free the Meeks. But there is a traitor. Someone who is in league with the enemy. Someone close to home. As filthy battles ensue and loved ones perish, Adara must sing The Song of Forgetfulness one last time if she is to save not only the Meeks, but all the folk of NotSoGreatBritAlbion, from a life of slavery, death and despair. There’s just one problem – Deogol.

This ebook has been self published as part of the Suffolk Writes project.The struggle to survive just got harder.After Agros abducts her brother, Adara embarks on a perilous quest to find Deogol through the ravaged, dangerous terrain of NotSoGreatBritAlbion. But her journey is fraught with danger when her search is jeopardised by lustful Woodsmales, savage Wolfies, and sinister monks in the Monastery in the Clouds. "The Wilderness is a savage place I know nowt about. So I’d best creep and peep all stealthy-like to track down my bro-bro snatched by Agro scum for who knows what. I’d best keep shutums about my voice too in case more crazy folk want to use me for bringing down the birdles."Good job I’m trained in S.A.N.T. ways, for I’ll need all my roughhouse skills to keep the Agro spies, Nearlys and Wolfies at bay until I find and bring home my bro, and all the other missing Meeks.I just wish I knew who or what is following my every move.

This ebook has been self published as part of the Suffolk Writes project.A murmur haunts Cityplace. Something bad is coming.In the future animals are almost extinct and humans are not what they seem. Some, like Adara and her brother, have supernatural powers. Abilities that put them in danger from those that would abuse their special talents.“I’m not like the other girlygigs in Cityplace. I’ve got six fingers on each hand. Oh, and I’m a Bringer - Adara – catcher of birds. I can sing to the only animals left in NotSoGreatBritAlbion and make them land.” In NotSoGreatBritAlbion hunger is spreading. Even in the germ-free peaceful sanctuary that is Cityplace, food is scarce. The all-controlling Agros have cut supplies and worse, children known as Meeks, are going missing. With the population weakened and scared, Adara and her Santy Breanna must fight to save their home and family from a savage and terrifying enemy.

This ebook has been self published as part of the Suffolk Writes project.A riveting compilation of surreal, supernatural and mysterious tales.Seven compelling stories of obsession, loss, redemption and hope are brought together in this unsettling and original anthology. From ethereal speculation to rekindling forgotten love, these beautifully crafted tales explore human nature in all its diversity. Sometimes disturbing, sometimes inspirational, they all have a metaphorical richness that will take you into an uncanny world that straggles the line between the real and the imagined