Bøger af Rob Ward

In the sequel to The Emerald Stones (The Kingdom Book 2) Charlotte finds herself knee deep in trouble. She's not the smooth talking liar that Henry was and is up against Queen Bayla's daughter, Beth, whose wickedness knows no end. Queen Beth's made a deal with an evil, vile witch and together they rule over the Kingdom's subjects with an iron fist. Charlotte will have to rely on her cool headed wits in order to save herself, her friends, and the Kingdom from Queen Beth's tyranny and return the Provincial Stones. If she can't find a way to save the Kingdom, her life back in Brandermill will be lost forever.

This is Book 1 of The Kingdom. Henry is an exceptional liar. He has many skills but lying is at the top of the list. He's been refining this skill throughout his young life. While playing in a graveyard with his siblings, they decided to play a cruel joke. They left him alone, at night, in a spooky graveyard to fend for himself. Henry didn't think this was funny at all. He left the graveyard, looking for home, and ended up in the most bizarre place. He's in the middle of nowhere, lost, and in need of help. As night wraps its cold arms around him, he succumbs to sleep. When he wakes up, he realizes he's more lost than he could have ever imagined. An unlikely friend arrives just in time. Henry's introduced to a whole new world. His new friends are counting on his skills to free the Emerald Stones from Queen Bayla's grasp. Her iron grip on the Kingdom is impenetrable and she rules without remorse. She imprisons and kills all who oppose her. Vast riches ensure she has a large army of faithful guards and spies. They will do anything to ensure she stays in power. Henry needs to find a way to free the people from her evil reign. But first, he'll have to embrace who he is if he wants to survive his encounter with the Queen.

Life for Police Officer Jay Sloan has taken a turn for the worse. Chief of Police Mark Hanson tasked him and his partner to figure out whose been manufacturing and distributing massive amounts of illegal drugs into Pearisburg, Virginia. Life in this picturesque town used to be peaceful and serene but not since drug use skyrocketed. The police department is working overtime trying to eradicate the influx of drugs from local street corners and schools but they are undermanned and overworked. The department's record high arrest rates are causing friction between them and the mayor of Pearisburg, Sharon Lannister. She wants to put an end to the rise in drug use before it derails her political ambitions and ruins her chances for reelection. While she monitors the police departments every move and squeezes Chief Hanson for results, Officer Sloan is out checking up on hot tips and stumbles upon something major. The ramifications are profound enough to cause normal teenagers to go to extreme measures in order to protect their secrets. Retired USAF Officer Rob Stone is out hiking the Appalachian Trail with his trusty canine Terrence when things go from bad to worse in the blink of an eye. He soon learns that his fate along with Officer Sloan's are inextricably linked and they will have to work together in order to survive...

In Apex of Christmas Strife: Gory Bastardizations of Cherished Christmas Poems. Twin Cities based author and theatre artist Rob Ward mutilates several of the most adored Christmas poems of all time and serves up their carcasses in this collection of pitch-black parodies bound to make your stomach churn.

When Dr Jenna Judson applies for a post at Metropolis Cybernetics, she believes that she will be developing Artificial Intelligence for the next generation of robots. But she soon discovers to her horror that she has actually been recruited to work on the next generation of sex robots. This is a revised edition, taking into account recent developments in AI.

What is power without principle?What are principles without power?It's Spring 1996: Kevin Keegan's Newcastle United are riding high in the Premier League and Tony Blair's New Labour are gathering pace. Hope is in the air and victory seems within reach. Len, a long term traditional Labour left activist, has decided to run as a candidate for local Labour MP, but the arrival of Victoria as front runner throws a spanner in the works. With loyalties tested and tensions reaching fever pitch, the winning team will be decided in an explosive head-to-head challenge.Love It If We Beat Them is a new political drama from writer Rob Ward that explores a time of significant change in the identity of North East communities and perfectly captures a moment in recent history that defines who we are today. A knockout play about Labour, love, and the beautiful game.This edition was published to coincide with the world premiere at Newcastle's Live Theatre, in March 2023.