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The Warrior Queen
by Aria Mossi
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Wanderers From The Stars
by C M Chadwick
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The Madness of the Faithful
by R H Williams
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Rubik's Cube
by Christopher Beach
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A Kinder City
by Peter Taylor-Gooby
Dead and Alive
by Photis George
Sulphurgeddon
by Igor Renklauf
Logistics
by Chris Coppel
An Alien Autumn
by Neil Coley
The Queen of Monsters
by Aria Mossi
Outer Cryo Worlds
by Igor Sholoiko
The Ice Queen
by Aria Mossi
Multiverse
by Trevor Foster
One Man’s Journey
by A Lonsdale
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Rage At Eden
by James C Warne
Jules and Rom
by Pete Mullineaux
I, Jessica
by Martin Gunn
The Royal Road to the Stars
by Colin Barker
Samurai Barber Versus Ninja Hairstylist
by Zed Dee
Darit
by Peter Gregory
Jules & Rom
by Pete Mullineaux
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A Virtual Reality - Second Exodus?
by Mark Harris
WYCK'D YOU
by Alistair Lavers
Star Matters II
by David John West
AX50
by Mark Helme
The Dark Freeze
by Peter Gregory
The Zeno Effect
by Andrew Tudor
Fabric
by M K Hussain
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Betrayed
by Geoffrey Arnold
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The Dreams of the Eternal City
by Mark Reece
A Gift from the Gods
by Martin Gunn
Finding April
by David Thear
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Beyond the Cattle Arch
by John David Harris M.Ed
Within the Water
by Kelly Fallows
Star Matters
by David John West
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The Cyber Puppets
by Angus McAllister
Rage of Winter
by Sam Herrera
The Time Travellers Club
by Mark Roland Langdale
Redhead
by Ian Cook
The Gifts
by Marcus Durham
Europa
by Robert Mills
Eleanor's Progress
by Elizabeth Kirkwood
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Hunted
by Geoffrey Arnold
Omnipotence
by Geoff Gaywood
End Point
by Peter Breakspear
In the Blink of an Eye
by Sam Herrera
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Ripped Apart
by Geoffrey Arnold
Disclosure
by Dr Graham Clingbine
The Living Dolls – Origin
by Christopher Labinjo
Creative Destruction
by Alastair Bowman
City of Darkness
by D P Wright
Two of a Mind
by S M Stuart
Time In
by Tim Filewod
Midnight Sun
by Peter WilksCover Type
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- An Alien Autumn
by Neil Coley - Great concept - alien researchers stumble in to a mission to find Jack the Riper, set against a back drop of Victorian London's seedy East End. A couple of laugh out load moments as well some high drama. I really grew to like and care about the fate of the two the leading protagonists as they undertook their quest. If you like quirky tongue in-cheek Sci-Fi this should be your cup of tea. ... more
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