Bøger af Mark Lakeram

The Stitchin begins with a fateful bike ride that entangles the life of seventeen-year-old Samuel Yates with the eponymous secret organisation that controls powerful global institutions. As unwilling initiates into this elite cult, Sam and his brother Mitch are presented with a series of dubious feats to death-defying challenges. The brothers have no choice but to fulfil these tasks or face a brutal death. As they fall deeper and deeper into this criminal nexus, they are forced to confront the deepest ethical dilemmas and their own complicated personal history. Caught up in this dangerous web is Sarah Silver, a hardened detective trying to escape her own dark past. A seemingly inconsequential case of a missing traveller girl entangles Sarah's life with the lives of the Yates brothers and thrusts her into the dark heart of the powerful survivalist organisation. As the challenges escalate Sam needs to decide how far he is willing to go and Sarah must solve her case before they both get stitched up...

The Phoenix is home to many hearts - and many secrets. Who can you trust? And more importantly, who can you love? When old loves and old secrets collide, not everyone can come out unscathed. Bobs and Tim have the perfect relationship and the perfect home in The Phoenix, a fabulous building with a dark history only a few know. Their neighbors Ricky and Carmen have it all, too - or so they think. But when Ricky's career meets his desires, cracks in everybody's perfect world begin to show. As the lives of everyone around them become intricately intertwined, the game of life escalates and the battle for love between player and underdog becomes fierce. How can you tell if the person you love truly loves you back? The residents of The Phoenix and their friends are about to learn that the scene is never as simple as it seems.

When one man's dark past meets destiny, what future remains? Multi-millionaire Sebastian Bowman is prepared to use his own unique skills to change the world. While his approach might seem unorthodox, he knows that it's his duty to help others realize the truth: that money isn't what makes the world go round. Only opportunity can bring fairness to all, and only Sebastian can stop the powers that be from controlling society with their lies. But his mission lies hard upon his soul, and all may not be as it seems in his world. He knows that until he takes action, the world will remain disjointed, out of control, and unjust. But can Sebastian reconcile his duty with his dreams? Is he the right man to save the world, or is he truly a monster?