Bøger af Stephanie Dagg

"Becoming Agie" consists of two novellas about a M->F transsexual scientist called Agie. In "Usher Syndrome" she opens her heart to someone who would accept her for what she is. But her destiny has other plans and Agie has to fight for her love in the most challenging and unexpected way. In "Pumpkin Day" Agie tries to solve a mysterious disappearance of a giant pumpkin into a cavern beneath Slown City. Meanwhile, a lonely, well-to-do man called Jake has to choose between courage and prejudice to pursue his love interest. A lost notebook brings the two lives together. "Usher Syndrome" was adapted for stage and performed at London's Barons Court Theatre in 2010.

A serial killer is on the loose. With no clues, no witnesses and the bodies piling up, the local police call for the only people who can help. What the police don't know is just how full Thomas and M's plate already is. Time is running out. It's been ten months since A'loc showed up and challenged M to a duel to the death. M has ten months to prepare for his fight against A'loc while learning how to handle himself in a fight from Mai and discover the extent his mutant powers can go, but how can he do that when he can't even defeat her?

In a World where homosexuality is the norm, Motherwell man Aiden Murphy is set to marry his childhood sweetheart Mike. Everthing changes one night when he stumbles across an illegal Hetro nightclub. There he meets Kristen. Together they embark on an illicit affair that has severe repercussions for them, their families and friends..YOU CAN'T TRUST WATER is the second novel from LIFE IS LOCAL author DES MCANULTY

The time has come for the M, Thomas and the rest of the UHD to take on the forces which have gripped humanity for thousands of years. As friends and allies come together to protect the world, a glimpse of the future hints that the worst is yet to come. If they can survive the present.

It's very nearly Christmas and, temporarily jobless and homeless, Noelle is back at home with her parents. However, a phone call from her cousin Joe, who runs a house-and-pet-sitting service, saves her from a festive season of Whist, boredom and overindulging. So Noelle is off to France to mind a dozen South American mammals. She arrives amidst a blizzard and quickly discovers that something is definitely wrong at the farm. The animals are there all right, but pretty much nothing else - no power, no furniture and, disastrously, no fee. Add to that a short-tempered intruder in the middle of the night, a premature delivery, long-lost relatives and participation in a living crèche, and this is shaping up to be a noel that Noelle will never forget. Fa-La-Llama-La is a feel-good, festive and fun romcom with a resourceful heroine, a hero who's a bit of a handful and some right woolly charmers.

Heads Above Water is the story of our first couple of years as expats in France. And yes, I know there are lots of books about living in France out there already, but a lot of these are the short-term adventures of single people or retired couples. Moving abroad for good with a family, and without a pension as back-up, is a whole new ball game. Especially when your plan is to run a gîte and a carp fishing business and you're moving to two derelict hovels with three empty lakes... That's what makes Heads Above Water different. It's about us, a family with three children, who stick the hardships out and make things start to work. It's about hurtling enthusiastically down what turn out to be dead ends and having to do quick about-turns. It's about actually - eventually - making a living in a new country. It's realistic, honest and gritty - but also fun, lively and very entertaining. Exploding toilets and escaping llamas tend to make for an interesting life. If you've ever thought, however vaguely, of moving to France or have already done so, or are just intrigued to find out more about the courageous/crazy (delete as appropriate) people who have taken the plunge, then this is the book for you!

Having been transported to a foreign land by unknown magical means during the battle with the black horde, Seth must find a way to ressurect his fallen lover and find their way home. Borrik, The Alpha Werewolf, and leader of Seth's inhuman army races to locate his master as the true grusome nature of his new body and instincts are revealed. Garret Fights to keep Valdadore together as a kingdom in the wake of the battle with the black horde. With the loss of the king and many other key members of the royal council many vie for position as the kingdom is threatened to be torn asunder.

Within these pages are the tales of the Tungri Clan, a dwarven society that lives within the mountains ofScotland. Read the ancient tales. From Gith and their journeyfrom Germany to their ancestral home of Scotland.To Corna, and the Tungri's deal with Balor theEvil Eye. Then learn about their most reveredheroes: the Five Man Midget Death Squad. They specialize in monster slaying.

An immortal woman battles the mysterious with skills taught to her by a god. A lone woman is sent to Japan during the Nara period to defend the country from what lurks in the shadows. In a world of men and monsters, how does one determine true evil? How does she find her place in the world when she hasn't lived on Earth in a hundred years?

This book contains full versions of the first three books in the Blood and Brotherhood Saga. Book One, The Choosing. Seth is a young man torn by fear and indecision. His life no longer in his hands, he fears an uncertain future where the only certainty is a life of servitude to the kingdom. Fortunately for Seth, he is not alone. His brother Garret too attends the choosing ceremony where their fates will be decided. Together the twins make their way to the castle city of Valdadore for the choosing ceremony but along the way Seth notices a strange new trend in his life. Time after time strange circumstances befall him in what others might call a coincidence, but Seth knows something else is amiss and begins mentally cataloging each new and strange event. Learning his past is all a lie, Seth begins to fear more for his future as a dark goddess vies for his service to her cause. Seths loyalties and responsibilities begin to stack up as he makes friends and allies and even falls in love, but with the choosing ceremony growing ever nearer will he be forced to flee the kingdom into a life of exile, or choose to serve the goddess who swears that only through her will he find peace. Book Two, The Chosen. Seth, his brother Garret, and Sara, the woman he loves, have survived the massacre of the choosing ceremony. Having been "chosen" into different roles in servitude to the kingdom, Each of them fears the unknown. As Garret strives to become blessed by the mighty Gorandor, the god of battle, Seth struggles to become one of the gray robed mages known as guardians. As hopes are dashed, and plans fail, Seth manages to become blessed with amazing magical power. Labeled a "Death Mage" Seth swears his loyalty to King Valdadore himself. In preparation for an unwinable battle, the king presses Seth to use his powers to create a new breed of troops. Against an immense enemy, the army of Valdadore is sure to crumble without the help of Seth and his new breed of hybrid wolf troops. But even with their help will it be enough to save the people of Valdadore? Book Three, The Changing. Having been transported to a foreign land by unknown magical means during the battle with the black horde, Seth must find a way to ressurect his fallen lover and find their way home. Borrik, The Alpha Werewolf, and leader of Seth's inhuman army races to locate his master as the true grusome nature of his new body and instincts are revealed. Garret Fights to keep Valdadore together as a kingdom in the wake of the battle with the black horde. With the loss of the king and many other key members of the royal council many vie for position as the kingdom is threatened to be torn asunder.

Dara will soon be a big brother! But what does a big brother do for a little baby?Panda 24