John Goldsmith

Donald R. Bernard

Era, sin duda, la mayor acumulación de oro en poder de un solo hombre: dos mil toneladas en lingotes, depositadas en una cámara acorazada de Zurich. Casi el 2% de las reservas existentes en el mundo. El griego propietario del oro había decidido venderlo, pero la aparición de semejante cantidad en el mercado libre provocaría un hundimiento de los precios y la consiguiente crisis financiera mundial. Dos hombres, separadamente, reciben un encargo casi irrealizable: vender el oro a inversores privados en el más absoluto secreto. Se trata de Eddy Polonski, un metalúrgico genial acosado por el omnipresente cartel sudafricano del oro, que necesita su asesoramiento, y de dan Daniels, abogado internacional, brillante pero en la ruina. Ambos comprendían que el oro del griego era su oportunidad para ganar millones. La lógica de las circunstancia hace que pronto se encuentren y decidan colaborar. Pero no sospechaban que había alguien más involucrado en el negocio, y que deberían enfrentarse a una fuerza ponderosa e implacable: un gran banco de la City londinense, controlado por hombres que se

Oro En Lingotes

Jim Williams

Susan Howe

Mary Healy

R.A. Barnes

John Holland

Mary Mitchell

Eileen Condon

Dennis Thompson

Gerry McCullough

Jeremy Hinchliff

Alexandar Altman

Maura Barrett

Damon King

Jeanne O'Dwyer

Michael Rumsey

Valerie Ryan

Catherine Tynan

T. West

An anthology of twenty-one crime, mystery, suspense and romance stories from nineteen authors, including Emmy-nominated John Goldsmith and Booker-nominated Jim Williams. This global collection of short stories from 400 to 7000 words covers everything from crime fiction to romantic suspense and historical mystery. Authors: John Goldsmith, Jim Williams, Jeremy Hinchliff, John Holland, Gerry McCullough, Alexandar Altman, R.A. Barnes, Maura Barrett, Eileen Condon, Mary Healy, Susan Howe, Damon King, Mary Mitchell, Jeanne O’Dwyer, Michael Rumsey, Valerie Ryan, Dennis Thompson, Catherine Tynan and T. West. Contents La Morvandelle by John Goldsmith – from rabbit stew to alien abduction Diodati by Jim Williams – of poets and monsters The Sand Students by Jeremy Hinchliff – a feud on shifting sands The Book by John Holland – the librarian takes liberties Harvey’s Lucky Day by Gerry McCullough – some say we make our own luck The Quiet Room by Alexandar Altman – overdosed on love Heirloom by R.A. Barnes – a deadly pact Son of Angus by Maura Barrett – a summer of mystic love The Red Scarf by Eileen Condon – unrequited love in the countryside Braille of Brocade by Mary Healy – discovering inner beauty The Five Loves of Frank by Jeremy Hinchliff – you’re not The One Two of a Kind by Susan Howe – a torrent of love Mr Mystery by Damon King – the dangers of internet dating That’s Enough! by Mary Mitchell – a disobedient husband Book Lovers by Jeanne O’Dwyer – reading between the lines Coaster Nights by Michael Rumsey – the grass is always greener Spilled Wine by Damon King – is it better to have loved and lost? One for the Road by Valerie Ryan – raise a glass to the happy couple Terminal Vengeance by Dennis Thompson – the gentler sex prevails Him by Catherine Tynan – he can’t be avoided forever Phantasmagoria by T. West – visiting old haunts

An Anthology of Crime, Mystery, Suspense and Romance Stories

Edge of Passion

Continues the story of Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver as they return to the legendary island.

Return to Treasure Island

A thrilling account of underground warfare in France.

Accidental Agent

John Goldsmiths wartime exploits are remarkable considering that at first his services were consistently refused. In 1942 he was recruited into Buckmasters F Section of the Special Operations Executive. His faultless French and upbringing in Paris were to prove invaluable. After intensive training he was parachuted into France for the first of his three missions.His adventures included crossing the Pyrenees, sabotage, forming his own circuits, being captured by the Gestapo, a daring escape and black-marketeering. In 1944, he was advisor to the Maquis in the Mont Ventoux area where they fought the Germans in pitched battles and won.

Behind Enemy Lines with the French Resistance

Roald Dahl's Danny The Champion of the World

John Goldsmith

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