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Title: Doctor Who_ The Evil of the Daleks Author: John Peel File Type: Mobi Subject:Science-Fiction:Doctor Who Description:meta charset=utf-8span class=Apple-style-span style=font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; color: rgb(0, 0, 64); font-size: 13px; -webkit-border-horizontal-spacing: 2px; -webkit-border-vertical-spacing: 2px; table width=95% border=0 cellpadding=5 style=font-size: 13px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; tbodytrtdcenterfont class=minus1 style=font-size: 13px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; bWritten by David Whitaker Directed by Derek Martinus Incidental Music by Dudley Simpsonbfontcenterfont class=minus1 style=font-size: 13px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; p align=justifyPatrick Troughton (bDr. Whob), Frazer Hines (bJamieb), Alec Ross (bBob Hallb) [1], Griffith Davies (bKennedyb) [1-2], John Bailey (bEdward Waterfieldb), Geoffrey Colville (bPerryb) [1-2], Deborah Watling (bVictoria Waterfieldb) [2-7], Robert Jewell, Gerald Taylor [3-7], John Scott Martin [5-7], Murphy Grumbar [6-7], Ken Tyllsen [7] (bDaleksb); Roy Skelton [1,6-7]font color=red*font, Peter Hawkins [2-7] (bDalek Voicesb); Jo Rowbottom (bMollie Dawsonb) [2-5], Marius Goring (bTheodore Maxtibleb) [2-7], Brigit Forsyth (bRuth Maxtibleb) [2-5], Gary Watson (bArthur Terrallb) [3-7], Windsor Davies (bTobyb) [2-4], Sonny Caldinez (bKemelb) [3-7].hr width=50 align=left* font class=minus2 style=font-size: 11px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; Also in Episode 5, uncredited.fontfonthr size=5 color=#505050div align=justifyfont class=minus1 style=font-size: 13px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; The Doctor and Jamie are stranded in 1966 London when the TARDIS is stolen, driven away in the back of a lorry. The Doctor uses his keen sense for clues and deduction to track the TARDIS back to a very unusual antique shoppe owned by the even more unusual and mysterious Edward Waterfield. As it transpires Mr. Waterfield and Victorian scientist Theodore Maxtible have devised a method of time travel with the help of some rather sinister associates - the Daleks.fontfont class=minus1 style=font-size: 13px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; The Daleks have taken Edward Waterfield's daughter, Victoria, hostage. Using her life as a bargaining piece the Daleks force the terrified men to serve them and assist in capturing the Doctor. When this is accomplished the Daleks soon force the Doctor into their service by threatening to destroy the TARDIS if he does not aide them by experimenting on Jamie...fonttdtrtbodytablespan

Title: Nothing in Her Way Author: Charles Williams File Type: Mobi Subject:Fiction:Detective Description: Utterly beautiful, smart as a whip, and crooked down to her slightly round heels, here is the most fascinating confidence woman in suspense fiction, as portrayed by one of the classic masters of the form--Charles Williams. Welcome to the roller-coaster world of professional con men - and the one wild beauty who can out-swindle and outwit them all. Utterly beautiful, smart as a whip, here is the most fascinating confidence woman in modern suspense fiction. Her name is Cathy Dunbar - all soft and warm and ready for the taking, until one by one her men find out who is really being taken . . .

Title: Half the Blood of Brooklyn Author: Charlie Huston File Type: Mobi Subject:Fiction:Detective Description: “One of the most remarkable prose stylists to emerge from the noir tradition in this century.”–Stephen King“Hard-boiled horror, pulp noir vampires, decaying urban souls– you’re gonna need a shower after this one. . . . [Huston] kicks down the door of horror.”–Fangoria, on Already DeadThere’s only so much room on the Island, only so much blood, and Manhattan’s Vampyre Clans aren’t interested in sharing. So when the Vyrus-infected dregs of New York’s outer boroughs start creeping across the bridges and through the tunnels, the Clans want to know why. Bad luck for PI and general hard case Joe Pitt. See, Joe used to be a Rogue, used to work off his own dime, picked his own gigs, but tight times and a terminally ill girlfriend pushed him into the arms of the renegade Society Clan. Now he has all the cash and blood he needs, but at a steep price. The price tonight is crossing the bridge, rolling to Coney Island, finding the Freak Clan, and figuring out what’s driving that bunch of savages to scratch at the Society’s door. No need to look far. The answer lies around the corner in Gravesend. Convenient, all those graves.From uptown to the boardwalk, war drums are beating. Murderous family feuds and personal grudges are being drawn and brandished, along with the long knives. Blood will spill and, big surprise, Joe’s in the middle. But hey, why should this night be different from any other?Sunset to sunrise: put off a war, keep your head attached to your neck, and save your girl. Check. Joe’s on the case. Praise for Charlie Huston and his Joe Pitt novels“In conceiving his world (a New York City divided by vampire clans, each with different reasons to hate Pitt), Huston gives a fading genre a fresh afterlife. [Grade:] A.”–Entertainment Weekly “[Huston] creates a world that is at once supernatural and totally familiar, imaginative, and utterly convincing.”–The Philadelphia Inquirer