Keith Argyle

All issues of the Neanderthal Bob story books will have three stories in each. They are perfect for parents to read to their children at bed times etc. However, the older section will be able to read them without any problems. They are aimed at the ages between 5 and 10 years. The stories are written by Keith Argyle, author of over 40 books in different genres. The illustrations in these books are done by his friend, Chris Bilton, who has designed several covers for Keith's other novels and books. Story one is about Neanderthal Bob meeting a Wizard whom Bob shares some of his freshly caught fish with. In return, the Wizard, Julop, gives him a magical gift. Story two is about Neanderthal Bob meeting his friend, Bren, the Cave Bear. They go fishing together and have a close encounter with a nasty hyena. Story three is about Neanderthal Bob being attacked by a saber-toothed lion. Bob bravely fights it and kills it with a little help from his friends, the squirrels. The children will love reading and listening to these three thrilling stories. Be sure to tell your parent friends with young children about Neanderthal Bob. We wish you happy reading and ask you to look out for future issues.

Children's Stories

The Adventures of Neanderthal Bob

Paul G. White

THE SHA'LEE RESURRECTION A star ship lands on a planet of ferocious life-forms. Sha'lee ethics prevent them from killing the wildlife, so the captain decides to catalogue the flora and fauna and move on. A huge meteor strikes, leaving only twenty survivors, and the ship is buried by mud in the tsunami which follows. The survivors enter cold sleep to await rescue, which never comes. THE MEDALLION OF LORN When Lorn Chenatikan, is murdered by one of his three apprentices, he scatters the Medallion's magical jewels throughout the Seven Universes. Following Lorn's death, M'lin and Lorn's daughter, Lore wage a centuries-long war against the murderous Troy- until Troy 'kills' M'lin. Lore saves her companion's life spark and hides it within a baby on twentieth-century Earth - Rob Melyn.

Omnibus Edition

The Sha'lee Resurrection and the Medallion of Lorn

Paul White

THE SHA'LEE RESURRECTION The Sha'lee are a spacefaring race who have been exploring the galaxy for millennia. One of their starships lands on a wild planet, where the dominant life-forms are both gigantic and ferocious. Sha'lee ethics prevent them from slaughtering the wildlife to enable them to settle the planet, so the ship's captain decides to catalogue all the species around their landing site before moving on. Almost everyone on the ship is engaged in fieldwork when a huge meteor strikes a few hundred kilometres away. Only twenty Sha'lee within the ship survive the disaster, but the ship is entombed by mud in the tsunami which follows. The survivors enter cryogenic sleep to await rescue, but rescue never arrives. It is now the year 2028 and Phil Makeman is a geophysics expert surveying an ancient Mayan pyramid in Belize. He sees the outline of a huge egg-shaped anomaly beneath the temple foundations, so he takes the computer image to his superiors, who decide to investigate. A smooth black surface is revealed below the dinosaur extinction layer, and then the trench silently erupts, leaving boulders churning in the air above the blackness. The team report their discovery to their government contact, who informs the Prime Minister, James Hardy. Hardy deploys soldiers to secure the site, and he enlists the help of a squad of elite British soldiers who are training in the Belizean jungle. Honduran soldiers cross the long-disputed border, aiming to take control of the site, but when a missile from a Honduran helicopter impacts the exposed black surface, the ship reacts with lethal results. International scientists are invited to the site, and one of the first to arrive is John Craithie. When Craithie learns what the archaeologists have discovered, he angrily denounces it as the work of Satan and refuses to become involved. Craithie leaves the site and begins a crusade aimed at the total destruction of the starship. Over the ensuing months, Craithie's fundraising campaign gathers momentum. Meanwhile, the excavation of the ship is completed, presenting the problem of how to bypass the ship's protective shield and gain entry. The puzzle is solved when a ramp deploys beneath the starship and the humans are invited aboard. They are guided by an artificial intelligence, which has kept the ship's systems alive for 65 million years. The AI informs them that her Sha'lee comrades are in cold sleep and need help to awaken. With human assistance eighteen survivors are revived, and Phil Makeman is astonished to discover that he is sensitive to Sha'lee telepathy. John Craithie has managed to procure an obsolete Russian cruise missile, which his followers launch at the starship. Moments before impact, the AI annihilates the atomic missile using the ship's meteor defences. As the Sha'lee survivors are beginning to integrate with their rescuers, a near-Earth asteroid is in a collision in space, changing its course so that it will impact Europe. The Sha'lee commander decides to take his ship into space to nullify the threat. There is no time available, and he must train the mixed Sha'lee and human personnel on board to fly the starship with the AI's help. When they return triumphantly to Earth, all opposition to the Sha'lee has seemingly evaporated - but no one has reckoned on a final desperate act by John Craithie . . .

Sha'lee Resurrection

Charlie sets out on his bike to get the loss of his wife out of his system. Mary has left him a fortune to use to help anyone he finds that needs help in a genuine way. Along his way he finds numerous people whom he is able to help that vary from men of the road to a church Vicar. His charity has no limits where it concerns helping those in desperate need. He finds people from many walks of life that only he can help and produce the end desires of those he discovers. Charlie's nick-name is, "Charlie the Painter." He finds various places where his painting aids some who needs his help. This book will have you reaching for your box of tissues, so have them handy. There are times that you will also laugh with the banter of Charlie and his business partner Joe Watson. They have a unique brand of humour that only best friends can have. However, when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, Charlie is more than capable of sorting things out in spite of his age. You will not be able to put this book down once you start. I wish you happy reading: Keith Argyle (Author)

An Angel on a Bike

Charlie's Quest

Trono's Mysterious Journey is about a Neanderthal Chief's son who goes off on a journey of discovery. Along the way Trono discovers the truth about the Legend of Koomara who is believed to be a man who can turn into different creatures and help lone wanderers when they get into dangerous situations. Trono has a lame leg but can still hunt very well. He meets up with a group of Homo-Sapiens who accept him and where he also finds a mate and joins with her people. She is likes what Trono does and goes with him on his strange journey of discovery where they encounter great dangers and meet up with a wandering boy who joins them. Trono has heard about a legend of a wandering boy and can't make his mind up if the young man who has joined them is the one of the legend. He calls himself, Dalan and has a very inventive mind. Along their way they find a new group of people who are very advanced and live beneath the ground. Dalan falls in love with their leaders daughter and decides to stay with them. Trono and Naom, carry on their way and eventually get back to Naom's people with the new ideas they have learned on their way. Dalan showed them a new weapon that made their hunting much more effective and helps them in dangerous situations. Trono still wonders if Dalan is the legendry wandering boy, even though he stayed with the underground race of people. Trono is concerned about his people accepting Naom, which bothers him a great deal. In Naom's people, women are allowed to hunt with spears and slings, this is not so with Trono's people, only men are allowed to hunt and he knows it will be a contention and hopes his father can accept the changes that Naom's people have to offer. Her people don't live in caves as Trono's do. They live in home-made houses made from a wood frame and animal skin coverings. Trono knows that if his people don't join with Naom's, they will eventually die out of existence, but can he convince them to join with Naom's people? This story has many twists and turns and will have you wondering what is going to happen next.

Keith Argyle

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