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The Aurora Run Series
THE AURORA RUN SAGA
A Complete 9-Book Science Fiction Journey
Some signals are meant to be heard.
Others… change those who follow them.
When a worn-out survey ship picks up a deep-space anomaly that refuses to fade, Captain Hale and his small crew make a decision that will...
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The Divided Crown Series
The Crown & Realm Saga
For centuries the kingdom endured under the weight of tradition. Power flowed from the crown alone, and the fate of the realm rested upon inheritance rather than wisdom.
But when a quiet crisis of succession threatens the stability of the kingdom,...
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The Hidden Light Series
The Hidden Light Series
Across an age when humanity learns to listen as deeply as it speaks, The Hidden Light Series follows the long evolution from isolation to shared awareness — from minds divided by fear to a civilisation that sings in harmony with creation itself....
Praise
Writing with ADHD
I loved this book, as a writer with newly diagnosed ADHD i learned a lot from it. written by a writer who, has ADHD what more could one want.
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Mary - Canada
Wow! Having read two of this authors books I have to say his skills gained as an Marine Accident investigator shine through in his stories making you feel like you are there and with a no stone left unturned investigative nuance, his attention to detail is there for all to see.
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Andy, Melbourne Aus.
Canada's Darkest Secrets is a mesmerizing book with a deep sense of mystery. The way Bill Stewart weaves together the non-linear narrative, with alternating perspectives and timelines, is absolutely captivating. The imagery he creates is so vivid and immersive that it almost feels like you can step inside the scene itself. It's a story that lingers long after the last page.
Stewart's writing is full of lyrical, poetic prose, and he has this incredible ability to build a world that feels both whimsical and eerie at the same time. His use of magical realism is one of the book’s strongest elements, and the way he balances wonder and danger makes the plot unpredictable and full of tension. It’s one of those books that pulls you in slowly, but once you’re hooked, you don’t want to put it down.
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Shynika. Canada
