Bøger af B Cameron Lee

This book is not Politically Correct and contains graphic passages which some previous readers have found to be disturbing or offensive. There have also been questions posted on Ask.com and other places regarding the veracity of the events in this book.Reece writes for therapy. After an unusual and generally unhappy childhood, writing is all he has - apart from work. After his ninth book he is still getting rejection slips from publishers.No one likes rejection, least of all Reece.He hits on a plan, write a first person account on the inner workings of a Serial Killer's mind. Especially while the memory of the killing is still fresh.All it takes is Research!See for yourself why this book has had so many positive reviews - you will either love it or hate it but you won't forget it.Reece rocks!

In the second volume of True Fire, the Empress Martine, with the assistance of a Q'Herindam Dark Mage, makes a concerted attempt to take the city of Belvedere in Southland and rule in Dominion over all the lands. As her horde streams through the gates into Belvedere, her success is almost guaranteed, only she has overlooked Arwhon and the shadowy being within him. With his Shield and Servant, Arwhon fights Martine in unexpected ways, using strategy which flows into his head unasked for and always seems to be the correct way to go. Many more characters are introduced into the unfolding story of Arwhon's geas as the lands and the people in them are brought to life.

In the lands of Windoria the Elves are in danger of being wiped out by Man. The recently crowned King Baricon is being manipulated by his Chamberlain, Darran Whipwand who has an agenda all of his own. The King of the Elves is thrown into the dungeons of Castleford and things are looking pretty grim for the future of the elves.Whisper, a half elf Ranger being pursued by Thrall, is on a mission to carry a magical dagger to the Northern Elf Hold when she meets a Man, Kieran, a Messenger for the King. Using her abilities Whisper senses his inherent honesty and entrust the dagger to him before escaping. So begins their relationship and life will never be the same for them again.Djanae, the Head Librarian at Castleford, home of the King, has become disillusioned with her vocation. Once in charge of eight trained assistants who helped run the library, now there is only her left to manage it. King Baricon spends all his time and money entertaining his nobles, feasting and gaming and little is left to spend on the library. One day, as Djanae is taking a large book written in an unfamiliar language back to the reference section, she trips and the book goes flying. It falls open and a portal to another place and time opens. Without too much hesitation Djanae steps through and learns to master Time.So begins the adventures of Djanae, Kieran and Whisper as they strive for a solution to end the war between Man and Elf.

Miguel Aguilar - Australian writers have an extraordinary ability to make stories like this one very entertaining. I liked this book very much. Melody - OMG! I loved this book. Artificial Intelligence was not a stretch to imagine! The scenery descriptions were so lifelike I felt like I'd seen it before! This book kept me on the edge of my seat with anticipation! Excellent story teller! I want more! 2018. Its coming. Imagine an Australia with DNA matched Identity Cards, secret Government Agencies and a large Secret Police force. What freedom? Unique Australian, futuristic, science fiction action-adventure, this compelling tale incorporates elements of Aboriginal Dreamtime stories interwoven with modern technology to create a new technomythology. Alan's brother Wade is mysteriously killed and their computer lab is taken by the Government for a nominal fee. Frightened for his life, Alan runs to his aboriginal friend, Jamie, in the Northern Territory and lives with the Tribe in peace for a few years until Secret Police come looking for him. Alan runs again. This time to Sydney. Meanwhile, Wade's daughter, Sidhe, an unwitting pawn of the Gov carries on her father's research and eventually has the first bio-organic implant inserted into her brain. Surfing the Web is as easy as closing your eyes - and its wireless. Add to this a mysterious and unofficial head of the various spy networks, Three, who needs a new body for his old mind and uses Artificially Intelligent computers to assist. There is also a very nasty Secret Police Chief with some odd personal habits.

The Fembots Revolt, after an extensive rewrite, is a far better offering than the original edition - The Femmebots Revolt. It is much improved! Instead of rabbiting on I've reproduced the majority of a review of the 1st Edition of this book as it encapsulates everything I would want to say about the story and gets to the heart of the matter. Relished the read by D. Rickson January 21, 2013 Format: Kindle Edition-Verified Purchase This is a premise I've always found very thought provoking. "The Femmebots Revolt" delves into issues of artificial intelligence and robot freedom, and while the robots can defend themselves - it's not one of those stories where robots are foolishly granted outrageous superpowers dangerous to human life that are used to drive the plot. It can be difficult to write convincing robot rebellion stories. From a human perspective, it seems natural for an intelligent being to want to live its own life, on its own terms. But any machine must be built using valuable resources and time. If robots are able to run off and refuse to perform their function, then no one is going to want to buy any more of those robots. Plus, these robots need electricity and presumably maintenance. No one will buy or build them if they refuse to serve. Yet an intelligent being in theory is entitled to some level of protection. At the end, a solution to the issue is found. As for the human characters, the story progresses as a far future cop drama. Almost as surreal as artificially intelligent femmebots is a fictional Police Department where the chief of police is not some ham-fisted, cigar puffing jackass who's totally lost touch with the job and makes life unnecessarily difficult for the hero cop. It almost seems perverse for the bold detective to have the support of his department and superiors as a valuable colleague. (Perhaps I watch the wrong kind of cop movies) it could almost be argued as a missed opportunity for conflict. Nonetheless, plenty of other sources for human conflict do occur, and the sexbots themselves are secondary to a seamy underworld of human greed and ambition, which leads back to the potential of intelligent robotics. I had my doubts initially, (if the robots are misbehaving, replace them with less autonomous models) but there are enough layers of the story to prevent simplistic answers. It was highly enjoyable and I did relish the read.

From the Author of 'Diary of a Serial Killer' comes another exciting installment in the life of Reece, the Australian serial killer. Back from a two year 'working' holiday in the USA, Reece and Barbara find that all the money they invested before leaving Oz has vanished with the collapse of the investment company. Reece is furious and decides the Company's sole Director has to pay. Its time for some inventive 'Research' to retrieve his cash.One thing leads to another and Reece, along with his soul-mate and accomplice Barb, decide to become volunteer Public Servants and Research Directors of other failed investment companies to recover the investors' money for them. But something goes drastically wrong and the game changes. Forever.Follow Reece through death dealing twists and turns and narrow escapes as Fate pulls him down into a dark and dirty world of drugs, death and revenge.Will Reece survive swimming among the bottom feeders?

The Dominion is no more but as the Lands return to peace, the Q'Herindam implement an insidious plan to poison the hearts and minds of those in power and weaken the populace. Ch'ron, the Darkwood which supports the M'Herindar is dying, also a victim of the Q'Herindam. Arwhon learns where he might locate the Firemagic he desperately needs to fight the Q'Herindam and seeks out the Dwarves under Mehgrin's Wall. Kuiran sails to Wyalon on Jalwynd to discover his true heritage while the Servant learns important life lessons from Merdon in Belvedere. This exciting third volume of the True Fire series follows Arwhon, his Shield, Arm and Servant as they embark on separate, exciting adventures culminating in momentous magical events.

The events in The Final Song have lead to this, Steve sitting on a storm swept shore about to commit his friend's ashes to the elements. Something stays his hand and he returns home to Mary. So begins Rewind, the sequel to The Final Song, a story of turning the tables on the Devil.Ruth, the demon, is carrying Chris's soul and his constant and unwavering love is starting to affect her thinking. Is there yet hope for her? CD's are proving too complicated for recruiting souls but computer games aren't. The Devil is entering the modern world with a vengeance and besides his demons he now has a horde of vampires to help.The Brotherhood show up to protect Steve and Mary and carry the fight to the demons. Will they be able to overcome the Lord of Evil? Can anyone?

Most of the Northern Land is at peace, thanks to the efforts of Arwhon, his Shield, Servant and Arm but in a country far to the south, on the shores of the Inland Sea, there is upheaval. A white-bearded Healer, Septican Mycindun and his crippled grandson, Traginal, are forced to flee their home in the village of Bardton after an edict condemning magic and banishing those with deformities is passed by the heartless Regent of Melintana, Duke Erkhart. The pair escape north to the neighbouring country of Boronia where they stay at the keep of Septican's friend, Wiley Balfour. What follows is life changing for both of them, eventually leading to threatened capture and death at the hands of a Regent who years ago murdered Septican's son. Duke Erkhart is so determined to become King of Melintana that he has enlisted the aid of a huge male drakon, Serkahn to assist in his takeover but Serkahn has his own plan, domination of his Drakon Queen and control of the drakon hive. Meanwhile, Arwhon and Sihron'del fulfill a promise made to Cringle and accompany him to Cheshwon to help find his mother. The only clue Cringle has to his mother's identity is the razor-edged Phoenix fan which she'd left with the woman who cared for him. Cheshwon proves to be a difficult place for them to travel in and evil once more rears its head to place difficulties in their path. The world of True Fire has been expanded in this, the fourth of the series. Some of the characters from the first three books return once more and there are many new and interesting characters and lands to fire the imagination as the reader is led deeper into novel and unusual situations and conflicts. Here be Drakons.

First of all I want to say that in no way do I want to make light of the impact of Domestic Violence on women in our society but at least twenty five percent (25%) of the victims of domestic violence are men. One quarter of the total victims, and yet we hear nothing about them. No media coverage, not much mention in all the various Government publications and reports and certainly none in relation to meaningful assistance for these forgotten victims. Why not? In 2017 there was a reported 546,000+ men Australia wide who suffered violence at the hands of their female partners. (Government figures). It seems as if they are purposefully being overlooked. Hidden behind a dark curtain. Again, why? This book was written in an attempt to shed some light on the problem and offer some informed opinion on the subject of male victims of domestic violence and why they are being ignored by both society and the Government. They receive very little assistance other than a telephone consultation, are often blamed for the violence they themselves have suffered and, on the say so of their partner, can be banned from contact with their children. Their plight is an invidious scourge and an indictment of the various Australian Governments which have actively ignored the situation in spite of all the available evidence. I hope the situation will be redressed in the foreseeable future.