Bøger af Andrew Wallace

From bunkers and bases to aircraft and ships. There is a lot of interest for the military enthusiast to be found in Scandinavia. This books gives an introduction to the military of Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. From Napoleonic battlefields to secret Second World War bases up to modern times. The book present equipment and uniforms, tanks, planes, and ships as well as places to visit from museums to battlefield to former military bases.

Written for other kids by 8-year-old Lana with her dad Andrew, Imelda & the Horned Owl is a fantasy adventure unlike any otherThe people of Nightshine have been turned into monsters - leaving one brave girl to save the day!Join young Imelda on an amazing quest to save her world, through the strange perils of Deep City to the flying castle of the evil wizard Var.Imelda needs all the help she can get, because her only friend is a mysterious four-armed giant called the Horned Owl!But the Horned Owl has enemies of his own, and the most terrifying of them is closing in. Imelda and the Horned Owl must use all their wit and courage to overcome this cunning villain - because the price of failure is a fate worse than death! Reviews: 'There are not many books that are as enjoyable to an adult and a child. I loved both Imelda and the Horned Owl and it was good to find a book with such a brave female character. It's well written and very imaginative. I highly recommend it.' 'We recommend this book for children who enjoy fantastic fiction.' 'My daughter (10) really enjoyed this book. She said, with great glee, that some of the characters were a bit scary which she obviously loved!'

How can such a bright future be so full of darkness?Beautiful young Charity Freestone has it all: the love of a good man, the revelation of her remarkable identity, and her family reunited after their spectacular battle with the Sons of the Crystal Mind. However, at her moment of triumph Charity is tricked into joining the mysterious New Form Enterprise, whose harsh regime seems designed to break her. Before she can learn their strange purpose, a shocking betrayal brings unique and terrifying freedom.Cut off from its advanced technology, Charity is hunted through war-torn, subterranean Diamond City by an enemy who is always closer than she thinks. As she struggles to make sense of her inhumanly ruthless pursuers, Charity must confront her own complicity in the nightmare that engulfs her.And when she does, she discovers there are far worse places than the dreaded Outer Spheres.Book Two of Andrew Wallace's viscerally thrilling Diamond Roads science fiction series, The Outer Spheres takes extraordinary heroine Charity Freestone into even stranger and more disturbing territory. The novel threads bleeding-edge science through a fearsomely-wrought war story to explore the unimaginable outcomes of our most terrifying decisions. Blending the vast and eerie scale of Peter F Hamilton's The Reality Dysfunction with the originality and political insight of Anne Leckie's Ancilliary Justice, The Outer Spheres forges a unique vision of fear and wonder.Diamond Roads is fast becoming a whole new mythology, exploring the way things are against a wildly-imagined backdrop of how they might turn out. To see if Charity survives, and whether she can be truly free of her pursuers and her own demons, buy the book now.Praise for Diamond Roads Andrew Wallace shows a real talent for world building in this well-written, fast-paced debut novel. From the first page, Diamond Roads is packed with sci-fi smarts. I'm looking forward to reading more from this author - Anne Charnock, winner of the Clarke Award for Dreams Before the Start of Time & the BSFA Award for The Enclave Fast-paced, clever and beautifully written, Diamond Roads is a richly imagined dystopian thriller that introduces the latest in a long line of cool, kick-ass SF heroines. Charity Freestone combines the strength of Ripley with the wiles of Katniss and the vulnerability of Halo Jones. If you liked Wool, you'll love this - Mark Edwards, bestselling author of The Magpies & Follow You HomeI loved this smart, continually surprising thriller set in a richly drawn world - Simon Guerrier, author of Doctor Who: The Pirate Loop; Primeval: Fire & Water & Being Human: The Road

A brilliant young woman questions her seemingly perfect life amid the dazzling technology of a city no one can leave In the wealthiest part of subterranean techno-paradise Diamond City, Charity Freestone yearns to discover her true identity and escape the shadow of her beloved older sister, celebrity 'People's Princess' Ursula. Despite being courted by the powerful elite, Charity knows there are things she isn't being told about secret control in a world with no government, and strange uses of its miraculous creations. Her fears are confirmed by a devastating attack on her parents - and the realisation that she and Ursula are next.On the run from a murderous cult, Charity is hurled into a terrifying conspiracy that might just reveal the secret of who she really is. But before she can discover the shocking truth, Charity must face the darkest forces of Diamond City and use all her ingenuity to survive. One of the first novels to successfully blend science fiction and thriller, Sons of the Crystal Mind kicks off Andrew Wallace's gripping Diamond Roads series in spectacular style. It introduces the extraordinary Charity Freestone, who has the wily courage of Katniss in The Hunger Games, the unpredictable brilliance of Salander in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, and the big-hearted resourcefulness of Juliette in Wool.Combining ruthless insight with strange adventure in a vividly-realised far-future world, much of this prophetic novel is already coming true. To begin an unforgettable journey, buy it now.Praise for Diamond Roads Andrew Wallace shows a real talent for world building in this well-written, fast-paced debut novel. From the first page, Diamond Roads is packed with sci-fi smarts. I'm looking forward to reading more from this author - Anne Charnock, winner of the Clarke Award for Dreams Before the Start of Time & the BSFA Award for The Enclave Fast-paced, clever and beautifully written, Diamond Roads is a richly imagined dystopian thriller that introduces the latest in a long line of cool, kick-ass SF heroines. Charity Freestone combines the strength of Ripley with the wiles of Katniss and the vulnerability of Halo Jones. If you liked Wool, you'll love this - Mark Edwards, bestselling author of The Magpies & Follow You HomeI loved this smart, continually surprising thriller set in a richly drawn world - Simon Guerrier, author of Doctor Who: The Pirate Loop; Primeval: Fire & Water & Being Human: The Road

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An office worker decides to cycle France for charity with no training, no accommodation and no maps. The book of the blog and series of amazing events that grew a huge audience with daily laugh out loud moments.

In the magical desert of an ancient, altered land called Zabardu, a nameless dread falls across the village, trapping a little girl. The villagers turn to their healer, Bambomiyi, the Broken Witch - a raucous transgender woman who lives in a strange wreck in the desert. She is a veteran of the endless war against invaders from the north, a battle which caused her to lose her powers. What skills she has left, however, are valuable enough for the villagers to tolerate her promiscuity and outrageous behaviour. It helps too that she is a distant descendent of the godlike Daxu, who vanished long ago, leaving her with the gifts of above-average strength and knowledge of the uncanny. And so the wheels of an epic journey are set in motion, as she vows to save the young child.

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Suave, sophisticated, erudite and charming, Gig Danvers seems too good to be true. He appears from nowhere and sets about revolutionising science and promoting humanitarian causes, using his growing influence for the benefit of all humankind. But where did he come from, and are his critics right to be cautious? Is there a darker side to this enigmatic benefactor - one that's more in keeping with his persona as Celebrity Werewolf?"Fang-sharp science fiction: witty, readable and simply bristling with lupine splendour." - Adam Roberts, author of Jack Glass

Keeping mathematical prerequisites to a minimum, this undergraduate-level text stimulates students' intuitive understanding of topology while avoiding the more difficult subtleties and technicalities. 1968 edition.

New Labour has deployed 'community' as a conceptual framework for its vision of the 'good society'. This book explores why this concept has come to be so central to the New Labour governing project of aspiring to broker a new form of citizenship based on reciprocity and individual responsibility.