Books published by the author Mike Edward Evans

In the south of England, a small group of explorers get lost before they can begin their mission into outer space. Finding their way back to the ship is a considerable task with trials and tribulations on the way. The government want to shut them down, but too much has been invested in the mission to give up. Follow the Hill family and the rest of the crew as they make their way back to the launch site and finally get to explore outer space.

Parkers Asylum closed in the 1970s after a horrific accident which left all the patients dead and a member of staff in a coma. A few years later the abandoned hospital was purchased for renovation into a grand hotel. The restoration works, now nearing completion, gave way to a grand opening party. What was left behind when the Asylum closed has not taken kindly the new occupants. Two unlikely heroes now have to save who they can and escape with their own lives. 

 A shadow appears in front of me, and I look behind but see no one there. I look back, and the shadow is still in front of me. It's a silhouette of a small boy who isn't there. I go onto the bridge from where the shadow emanates. There is no one on the bridge. I look to where I saw the shadow, and it's still there, moving foot to foot. Stood on the bridge, a third silhouette emerges engulfing my own. It grows around my shadow until it's consumed it, and my world turns to blackness. 

In the not so distant future, the population's attention span has decreased considerably. Desensitised to violence and depravity they crave more and more shocking content. A new virtual game gives you the chance to experience of committing a murder without the consequences. It's so realistic it could be real!

Working on the sewers has it's perks. Especially if your the particular person who prefers solitude to lots of people. Ali has been working for the water board for a few years and has the task of inspecting the condition of the pump stations. One particular site comes his way which leads him deep underneath Bristol, underneath a fly-over for the M32. This place doesn't get visited very much. There are not just pumps and control panels in this station.