Books by Derek Haines
After a year in the writing, God Has Gone Fishing is finally, out of my control. Yes, I have a new release and it’s a little different from my previous books. Firstly, it’s written in US English, which was a bigger challenge than I imagined and secondly, it is mildly dystopian, which is also a…
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Insanely imaginative … intensely insightful … just plain fun … A young fool becomes king and quickly discovers he has some very nasty enemies. Particularly the ones who are shooting at him. In a remarkable turn of events, a young man with a lot definitely not going for him, somehow manages to come to terms with…
It all started as a little joke. But then somehow it turned into a little story and then into a novella. So far removed from anything I had ever written before, and during the early drafts, I was advised by those close to me to drop the whole idea immediately. When the last draft was…
Eyes That Could Kill When being abducted once is just not enough. Langley Garret’s Sunday morning started very badly, after waking with a hangover and a depressed feeling of worthlessness, along with a foreboding sensation in his gut. With his wife working away yet again, and the realisation that their marriage was probably very close…
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Louis was a spy As a child and a young teenager he would tell me stories and mysterious tales of far off lands and people. Singing strange songs in mysterious languages. At the time, I had not heard of the word enigma, but now I know my friend Louis was exactly that. Louis never lied…
The Few The sequel to The Sons of Cleito. Three months after his release, Langley Garret discovers that his abduction certainly hadn’t been a mistake. He had only been extremely fortunate. The sound of Chara’s voice, returning from the dead, and interrupting him on an early morning walk starts his unwelcome return to the grip of…
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