Bøker av David Reynolds-Moreton

Bode was a loner, more by chance then intention. He was always on the lookout for things to aid his survival, and some of the things he found were to change his life and those of his friends forever. His little clan was all that was left (as far as he knew) after the holocaust brought about by man's foolishness, and that was bound up in mysticism and myth - which didn't help their survival one little bit.By pushing his luck to the limit, and taking chances no others would dare, he forged a new life - and hope for what was left of mankind. This bite-sized tale from David Reynolds-Moreton foreshadows possible histories of his other fascinating stories such as The Tribe and Of Wood, Metal and Glass.

He woke up in the midst of a terrifying storm, alone in an ice-cave. He has no memory of where, who or even, after examining himself WHAT he was.As the storm passed, he recalled one fact - he served an unknown master, forced to collect crystals from the icy wastes outside in return for a drug that would grant temporary relief from the pain of remembering his past.But outside, his world was changing, the ice melting and with that his resolve to discover the truth mounted. "Filled with amazing landscapes and creatures D.B. Reynolds-Moreton crafts yet another fascinating tale, with an intelligent plotline and a heart warming conclusion."

Fed up to the back teeth with Earth's population, greedy, warring and corrupt, Cresswell decides to up-sticks and spend the rest of his days in a space tug mining asteroids. At last with all the peace and solitude that he craved, life was more bearable apart from the regular descent to the smelting stations to sell his haul.But there are a lot of strange things out in the asteroid belt; Cresswell encounters a stricken alien craft and with a heroism he never knew he had rescues the sole occupant. From that point on, the pair embark on an astounding voyage of discovery taking them to the sorry future of Earth and beyond.

Jassic Koblintz or as he was known to the greater universe, Jas was destined for great things. Cherry-Picked from university by 'The Grey Man' and indoctrinated into the great and secret organisation within the Confederation of Planets formally known as 'The Seekers', but to those in the know, 'The Sweepers'.His undercover work to seek out and CORRECT members of society on planets within the Confederation exceeded all expectations - and soon, that work was to take on a far greater significance. "David Reynolds-Moreton lifts the lid on the secret forces that seek to control criminality within the galaxy. He does so with the clarity and imagination of the great masters of sci-fi." - SFC Editor

Long after the mighty dogs of war had barked their last three primitive settlements struggle to survive, distant but connected by a fragile wooden trackway. Brent sails the trackways between the settlements, ferrying materials and goods from his forest edge settlement and the metalworkers and outwards to the glass workers.The desert wastelands between the three settlements are being consumed by an unknown force, gigantic funnels into which the parched sands are being slowly sucked. But there is something more, a malevolent cloud-like presence haunts the desert.Brent is uncommonly inquisitive and against the decree of the elders stumbles upon a hitherto undiscovered treasure house - an entire department store, buried and overgrown by the forest over the countless years. And so change comes to the three settlements, but not in the way that they had expected."With a wry nod to other books in his 'Sapient Continuum' series, D. B. Reynolds-Moreton shows us life after the last great war. The inhabitants of this land react to the strange remains of an earlier civilisation in a totally believable fashion. This is good solid, intelligent sci-fi." - SFC Editor.

The prospect looked grim for Jed; alone, his escape pod crashed on an uncharted planet with no hope of rescue. But after he died a painful grizzly death in the dry desert things began to look up.The lifeless planet that Jed now roams turns out to hold a secret vital to the existence of life itself.David Reynolds-Moreton takes us on a journey of discovery through strange and hostile landscapes, and into the depths of a machine so staggeringly vast and at the same time utterly believable. Whether you see the twist at the end coming or not, you'll be completely drawn in.

Dumped on an alien world, with no memory of his past, and among a strange bunch of people who had filled their own blank memories with myth and legend, what do you do?If you just agree with the others, you stand a good chance of losing what little sanity you have left, and then what?You could try to find the truth behind the myths, but if you do, you are labelled a heretic.It takes a very tough character and a very thick skin to unravel the mysteries the man with no identity found himself submerged in.Huddled inside their cave complex, life moves at a snail's pace, when daytime outside is blisteringly hot, and the nights icy cold.With little more than his own urge to survive at all costs, and a determination to put right the terrible wrongs which had been done, he set out on his quest against impossible odds.

Nature always fights back. Even after Mankind had scorched the Earth with nuclear fire, the forests regrew. New life now flourishes where it can, strange and savage. The distant descendants of the last survivors of Armageddon now live high in the interconnected branches of the vast forest, eeking out a simple existence.The Story Tellers passed on tales of the Giants, and the Time of the Great Lights, but there is little or no understanding of what has gone before; the old world erased and forgotten.Kel, and his new friend Moss embark on a journey to discover whether there is any truth in the ancient tales - and what they discover is beyond their wildest imaginings.

A generation-ship bound for a new Earth plunges through space for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years. Within, the teaching device broken, the true nature of the ship long forgotten and the Captain unseen, Glyn stumbles upon the ancient journal of a young crewman of the third generation of travellers.What he finds tells of a time on board so much different to the lives that he and his fellow travellers live.Soon afterwards, a series of malfunctions brings about a revelation as to the true nature of their ship, and only then can their journey truly begin in a bewildering and dangerous new land.