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White Wolf by David Gemmell
Skilgannon the Damned had vanished from the pages of history. Taking with him his legendary Swords of Night and Day. But the Damned cannot hide forever and now he must travel across a perilous, demon-haunted realm seeking a mysterious temple, and the ageless goddess who rules it. With assassins on his trail, and an army of murderous foes ahead, the Damned sets off on a quest to bring the dead to life. But he does not travel alone. The man beside him is Druss the Legend.
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Powerplays: Ruthless.com by Tom Clancy
Following the deregulation of computer encryption codes, an unforeseen Pandora's Box is opened. Terrorists now have a potential back door into the nation's defence computers, and someone plans to use it. One man understands the danger and has the resources to act before it's too late.
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Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton
Whilst on a mission up the Volga, a representative of the ruler of Baghdad meets a Viking chieftain who has been summoned back to Scandinavia by his besieged relatives. The two men journey together northwards to engage in mortal combat with the dark, hairy brutes who threaten to empty the land. This book was the basis of the film The 13th Warrior.
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Powerplays: Shadow Watch by Tom Clancy
In this novel, a near disaster prior to a space shuttle launch provides the first evidence of a global terrorist plan to bring the USA to its knees.
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Days of Drums by Philip Shelby
When an influential and respected senator is killed while under the protection of rookie US Secret Service Agent Holland Tylo, her career appears to be in ruins. But then she stumbles on a vast conspiracy which not only jeopardizes her life but threatens to devastate the US Senate.
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Being a voracious reader and an all-around book lover, I noticed that I was accumlating a significant number of books that I was unlikely to read again. Finally, I decided I had to get rid of some. Being a net junkie I turned to the online community, but couldn't find a site where I could easily list and sell my books in an environment where I wasn't either a) forced to charge high prices to cover the costs imposed by the provider of the service, or b) I was unhappy with the way it was being done, so, being a web designer/developer, with a spare domain name and webspace, I built my own. List Stuff is the result. Looking around I found some other things that I could happily do without, but which others might enjoy, so I have put them up as well. Think of it as an online car boot stall (or garage sale for any Americans amongst us).
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