Bøger af Phillip J. Morledge

Paul Connolly hides a dark secret. Following a vicious terrorist attack, Paul is arrested and interrogated by Inspector Harry Johnson, who's as desperate as the public at large for answers. Faced with the impossible decision of betraying his friends to save his own skin, he begins to tell his story... a story of friendship, betrayed illusions, of anguish and the limits of tolerance. Following a chance meeting, Paul is introduced to the enigmatic and ultimately murderous Justin Stevens, quickly becoming an integral part of Justin's circle of friends. Revelling in the sudden sense of belonging offered to him and sharing in the devastating trauma that is to follow. How far can they, and should they, go to avenge the death of a brother? And at what ultimate cost? In the end the answer lies with just one person, and seemingly only one man can tell the story, a story that Harry Johnson, in his rush to judgement, is ready to believe. The truth, however, is often somewhat different...

PJM Publishing present an original screenplay by Phillip J. Morledge.Private Investigator, Michael Cook, is hired by a mysteriouswoman to help track down her missing husband, and byan unknown man to keep tabs on his cheating wife.Calling on a lurid cast of characters for help, Michael quicklyfinds himself in the frame for murder, hunted by a pair ofother worldly cops.But as the body count continues to rise, Michael realiseshe can no longer rely on his friends, or indeed hisown sanity.

PJM Publishing present an original screenplay by Phillip J. Morledge.David Renaud is quickly going nowhere.Routine follows routine as day follows night.Then one day his routine is broken, his life fractured andthe world around him rendered meaningless and disorientating. David, however, is not alone. He is sought out by others who,like himself, have split psychologically and spiritually from theworld in which they exist. As more and more of the things they take for granted losemeaning and structure, they will create their own order. They will exist in a state of absolute freedom. At least until they are stopped...