Golden Soak - Hammond Innes
Embittered and disillusioned with his life, Alec Falls fakes his own death and starts for Australia - and the Golden Soak mine. But he is not the only person with more than a passing interest in the derelict gold mine.
Fat man on a bicycle - Tom
Tom Vernon had never appreciated physical exercise, but succeeded in cycling his nineteen stone almost a thousand miles from Muswell Hill to La Grande-Motte in order to 'put the toe on the reality of provincial France'.
Two in the Bush - Gerald
Gerald Durrell describes a six month tour of New Zealand Australia and Malaya with the BBC Natural History Unit to discover many animal rarities and discover what was being done about conservation at the time.
Gilden-Fire - Stephen R.
A previously unpublished episode from The Illearth War. Having found the Illearth Stone, Lord Foul intends to wield its evil power over the Giants of Seareach. But a force, led by Korik Bloodguard together with the Lords Shetra and Hyrim, undertake a perilous mission - to try and warn the Giants
A Twist of Sand - Geoffrey
Stein saw the white death in front of him and blenched. His face turned a sickly green and he pulled out the Luger. "Get back!" he screamed. "Astern, astern!" He groped madly for the telegraph, pitching John, who was at the wheel, on the plating of the bridge. I was afraid of Stein, but I was
Nightmare Blue - George Alec
Nightmare Blue: the most addictive drug in the universe. The alien race known as the Aensalords alone know from whence it comes, and are its sole purveyors. Already its effects are visible on Earth—in the stark, raving eyes of the hopelessly addicted and enslaved. Now two agents set out to find the
Maske: Thaery - Jack Vance
There is a Hole at the eastern fringe of the known universe. Deep within it hangs a lost star, Mora, with twin planets, Maske and Skay. On wild Maske there is a rocky peninsula inhabited by a clan of warlike dreamers, the Droads. The eldest son, Trewe, is by birthright Droad of Droad. The second
Klucz do Rebeki - Ken Follett
Nazywa się Alex Wolff - Niemcy znają go jako agenta o kryptonimie Sfinks. Latem 1942 roku przybywa do Kairu, wyposażony w śmiercionośny beduiński kindżał, nadajnik radiowy i egzemplarz "Rebeki" Daphne du Maurier, którym posługuje się do szyfrowania meldunków. Zadaniem Wolffa jest zdobycie
