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Having exposed a group of fraudulent spiritualists, investigative journalist Joanna Cross is intrigued by the claims of psychologist Dr Sam Towne that paranormal phenomena do in fact exist. Accepting his challenge to enter into a scientific experiment to 'create' a ghost, Joanna, Sam and six volunteers bring to life 'Adam Wyatt' - a young American living in France after the American War of Independence. Associated with the great minds and mystics at the close of the eighteenth century, he dies tragically in the French Revolution. The experiment is a great success, with poltergeist activity and disembodied messages all scientifically recorded. Sam's theory appears conclusive - that ghosts are created by the people who see them. But a series of inexplicable and ominous events force Joanna and Sam to realize the ghost they have brought to life can also cause death...

From the critically acclaimed author of SUPERSTITION and COINCIDENCE comes a blend of mystery, metaphysics and scientific speculation that will discretely charm you into a world of terrifying suspense... 'It was some moments before Charlie turned his gaze back to Control. When he did, there were tears in his eyes. What have you done?' Something that evolution wouldn't have accomplished in a million years, left to itself, Control replied calmly. You're custom-built, Charlie, a hero for our time...' Charlie Monk is the ultimate superhero. He has no conscience. He has no fear. But he also has no memory. Dr Susan Flemyng has found a way to give memory back. In a world where even virtual reality is controlled, that is the most dangerous knowledge of all. Can she trust those she works for, or should she take the greatest risk and trust Charlie?

Tessa Lambert has created the first viable artificial intelligence programme. But her discovery is so controversial that she must keep it a secret. As her work grows daily more vital, Tessa's world begins to fall apart as her life becomes her work. And her work has taken over.

Tom Freeman thinks his demons are behind him. After a period of alcohol and drug abuse that almost killed him, he has been sober for ten years. His career is thriving, he is happily married to Clare, and they have a baby daughter, Julia. But when she begins to speak, why does Julia insist that her name is Melanie? And that Tom and Clare are not her real parents? Haunted by the recurring nightmare of killing a young girl, Tom makes the chilling discovery that his daughter is possessed by the spirit of a girl who disappeared ten years ago - at the exact spot where Tom suffered his last alcohol and drug-fuelled blackout. And now she wants revenge...

A wrong number here, a case of mistaken identity there, a chance meeting with a stranger who knows your best friend. Most people dismiss such things as trivial, unimportant. Mere coincidence. Or could there be a hidden pattern in these seemingly random events? George Daly's life has been as unremarkable as most people's, until the day he finds himself going through his dead father's possessions. He discovers a photograph of himself as a boy, but he has no memory of where it was taken, nor does he recognize the people with him. As he investigates further, he experiences an increasingly bizarre chain of coincidences that soon threaten to unravel his whole world. Before long he finds himself fighting for his sanity and even his survival.

The memoir offers an insider's perspective on the music industry through the experiences of David Ambrose, a former rock musician who transitioned to a successful career as an A&R executive at EMI. Co-authored with Lesley-Ann Jones, it chronicles Ambrose's collaborations with iconic artists like Rod Stewart and his pivotal role in signing legendary bands such as the Sex Pistols and Duran Duran. With a foreword by Mick Fleetwood, the book captures the essence of rock stardom and the complexities of the music business.

The autobigraphy of novelist, playwright and screenwriter David Ambrose.

Tom Freeman glaubt, die Schatten seiner von Drogen- und Alkoholmissbrauch gekennzeichneten Vergangenheit hinter sich gelassen zu haben. Die Arbeit, seine Frau Clare und vor allem seine kleine Tochter Julia geben ihm Halt. Doch warum behauptet Julia eines Tages, ihr wirklicher Name sei Melanie und Tom und Clare seien nicht ihre wahren Eltern? Zugleich wird Tom von einem Albtraum geplagt, in dem er ein junges Mädchen tötet - eine Tat, die er nach eigenem Verständnis nie begehen könnte. Toms Nachforschungen ergeben, dass vor zehn Jahren ein Mädchen spurlos verschwand - an exakt dem Ort, wo Tom seinen finalen Drogenexzess erlebt hat. „Atemberaubend und verstörend. David Ambrose lehrt uns erneut das Fürchten.“ The Guardian