Aedric walked into Scruffy Murphy’s. He stood for a moment, his eyes adjusting to the dim lighting, which did pretty little to hide the bar’s shabbiness. The skunk-smell of beer assaulted his nostrils. His unease deepened as he checked the patrons. He was the only one in chino’s and a sports jacket. But for the underlying threat in Ryan Campbell’s text, he would
Summary: This piece of fascinating human futurology blueprint research into Irish author Sally Rooney, reveals that 2018, the year she enjoyed tremendous success around her Normal People novel, had sequence 14//5 theming the year. Charts provided below prove that 14//5 is both her personal and professional emotional (shadow) attainment number. At birth, when her intelligent mathematical blueprint (IMB) was laid down, the presence
Who is Nora Roberts and why is she so famous? It would be hard to find a writer as unpretentious as Roberts. She's 61, of Irish-American stock, and still lives in the same house she moved in to as a newly wed teenager, aged 19. This despite her considerable wealth (she earns an estimated $60m a year) and her phenomenal success: in 2007,
One of the most widely read books in the history of fiction This human futurology (HF is the applied science linked to furthering the understanding of a person’s unique Intelligent Mathematical Blueprint, IMB) research work into bestselling book, The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough, reveals that her Hidden Passion Number is the number3 (the number of imagination, self-expression, creative communication). It also reveals
Half awake, 16-year-old Gizela fought against the entanglement of her sweat-drenched bedsheets. Exhaustion straddled her chest. She stretched her mouth in a forced yawn and reached for a snatch of oxygen, forcing it down her throat into her chest. On the third try, she managed. She untangled her legs and slumped on the edge. Sightless, she stared at her dream catcher hanging against the
Jína grimaced and rubbed her neck. A dull ache had lodged out of reach behind her shoulder blades. She gripped the edge of her desk, pushed back her office chair and wiggled her feet into her sturdy black pumps. She raised her arms above her head, lifted her chin, and stretched up to the ceiling. The vertebrae in her back cracked. She tucked
There are so many diverse views on this topic! Here’s what Claire Bradshaw has to say about what makes a bestselling fantasy author.: A magic system: This is the element that sets fantasy fiction apart from other genres. For a story to be considered ‘fantasy’, it needs to contain some sort of magic system. But what exactly do we mean by this? In
Disoriented, Belle sat up in the claustrophobic dark. Her mouth tasted gritty. She inhaled. The smell of mildew mixed with half-rotten beetroot assailed her. Her nostrils flared. Her stomach revolted and shot a live-fire ball of acid into her throat. She gagged. The top half of her body folded over. She opened her mouth and expelled a dribble of bitter bile. Belle rocked back
The Missing Sister by Lucinda Riley was published 3 weeks before her death! From the Sunday Times number one bestselling author Lucinda Riley, The Missing Sister is the seventh instalment in the multimillion-copy epic series The Seven Sisters. The UK’s Daily Mail writes: “They’ll search the world to find her. I have loved the Seven Sisters from the get-go and this latest in
It was June 23, 1723. Twelve-year-old Alice hovered at the edge of the village where she lived with her Grandpa. Her freshly washed copper hair glinted in the sun. A tremor of trepidation piano-fingered up her spine. No longer considered a child, she had no choice but to join the Midsummer festivities as an available maiden. Ahead, the village green bustled with preparations
