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Murder Out of the Blue
1908. A gruesome death on board the Sky Liner RMS Macedonia exposes the clash of class, secrets and sexuality in upper class Edwardian society. On her journey home Maliha Anderson, Anglo-Indian daughter of a Scottish engineer and a Brahmin scholar, hopes to make peace with her past, her future and what she sees in the mirror every day - until the nurse of wheelchair-bound General Makepeace-Flynn is murdered. The General declares his innocence and Maliha is the only one to believe his story. With landfall in India only hours away Maliha must find the real murderer before the culprit can escape, even though doing so puts her own life at risk.
The Faraday Cage
Set in a past that never was, five tales of adventure and excitement from the pen of five completely different authors sharing a single world. The Haemophage by Rob Harkess: On a mining base in the Asteroid Belt people start dying by having their blood sucked out but vampires are a myth, aren't they? Taking the Cure by Peter Smalley: A health-spa pleasure cruise to the Moon and back goes very wrong and only a young ensign can help. Iron Curtain by Virginia Maybury: A London patents clerk is employed to build a low-gravity playroom for the Tsar's child, but Russian politics can be lethal. Dear Prudence by Katy O'Dowd with Steve Turnbull: The author of an Agony Aunt column falls for the heir to a massive fortune, but how can they overcome the intense family feud that stands between them? The Computationer by Steve Turnbull: A brilliant Swiss-born girl, dragged by her family to Perth, Australia, sets off in search of a downed flyer to rescue its Babbage analytical.
Harry in the Wild
Harriet and Khuwelsa Edgbaston set off in their steam-powered ornithopter on the trail of butchered hippopotamuses. They are led across the Serengeti in an adventure that more dangerous than any they've encountered before.
Rebel Dragon
What value is freedom when you can't even ride a dragon? As the life of a slave goes, KANTEES doesn't have it too bad. Looking after a racing dragon means her existence is more than just drudgery and fear, even if her life is at the whim of her masters and their rules. But when the dragon wakes her in the night her life turns upside down.
Blood Sky at Night
1908. Ceylon. The British Empire tightens its grip on the world. Attempting to deal with questions of race and identity Maliha Anderson is faced with a murder that brings her face to face with her past. And it's a murder that's interwoven with international politics, that even she may not be able to solve. The second book in the Maliha Anderson murder mysteries, this story follows directly from Murder out of the Blue.
Harry Takes Off
1896. Trouble in Zanzibar? The Edgbaston Sisters to the rescue. Harriet and Khuwelsa are teenage sisters and they love flying over the grasslands in their flying machine: The Pegasus. But East Africa is a cauldron of political tensions as the global empires of Britain and Germany vie for control. When the sisters stumble into the middle of a German military build-up, they are taken prisoner to prevent them revealing the truth to the British. To prevent a war they must escape their captors and warn their father in Zanzibar - but even if they succeed who will believe a couple of teenage girls? To stop the invasion they must put their own lives on the line against Zeppelins and war planes, in a completely unarmed vessel. In the best traditions of derring-do these three non-stop Iron Pegasus stories (Harry Takes Off, Harry in the Wild and Harry Gets Her Wings) will keep you on the edge of your seat in a rollercoaster ride of Action and Adventure. You haven't lived unless you've ridden the Iron Pegasus.
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Harry Goes to Italy
Harriet and Khuwelsa Edgbaston aren't typical sisters, for them adventure is the name of the game.But this time they're going to Italy to find Harry's mother who left when Harry was ten. The search turns into a fight for their lives as they become the target of the Ottoman Empire's war machine.
Orange Coast Magazine
Orange Coast Magazine is the oldest continuously published lifestyle magazine in the region, bringing together Orange County¹s most affluent coastal communities through smart, fun, and timely editorial content, as well as compelling photographs and design. Each issue features an award-winning blend of celebrity and newsmaker profiles, service journalism, and authoritative articles on dining, fashion, home design, and travel. As Orange County¹s only paid subscription lifestyle magazine with circulation figures guaranteed by the Audit Bureau of Circulation, Orange Coast is the definitive guidebook into the county¹s luxe lifestyle.
Assets, Beliefs, and Equilibria in Economic Dynamics
A collection of papers dealing with a broad range of topics in mathematical economics, game theory and economic dynamics. The contributions present both theoretical and applied research. The volume is dedicated to Mordecai Kurz. The papers were presented in a special symposium co-hosted by the Stanford University Department of Economics and by the Stanford Institute of Economic Policy Research in August 2002.
