Books by Paul Trembling

The Reality Escape Committee exists to offer you, the reader, an opportunity to leave your current existence behind and to go - somewhere else.To that end, we have here published a second volume of Minutes, from a recent meeting where various different realities were considered under the general heading of 'Science Fiction'.These Minutes offer you the possibility of walking through acid seas amid three hundred mile an hour gales. Or of learning how water is the ultimate evil and holiness is dry. Or of travelling outside reality altogether and discovering how fragile it might be.There are here nine different realities, nine opportunities for you to escape. We hope that you enjoy them.Don't forget to come back.

When Adi - Graham's old best friend and football legend - doesn't recognise him, Graham senses trouble...

ROB SEATON KILLED A WOMAN. Rob doesn't know Laney Grey. But when she steps out in front of his van and dies on impact, his life will never be the same. The police declare him innocent, but how do you deal with the guilt? He has to know who she was, why she chose to die, and why he had to be part of her death. To understand her, he must learn to read her poetry. To know her, he must unravel the mysteries of her past. As Laney's dark secret starts to come to light, and Rob's innocence is questioned, he must learn the full truth. But truth comes at a cost Will Rob be the one who has to pay?

The police call came at 4:00 am. A possible burglary that turns out to be a particularly nasty murder. Sandra Deeson, the Librarian who finds the bloodied body, is deeply shaken. Then the nightmares begin- because what the police don't know is that this is not the first time she has found a corpse. One of Sandra's colleagues is missing. The Police investigation starts and then stalls. There may be a clue in the painting someone left for Sandra - but the picture brings back memories she's tried to keep buried. Two unidentified bodies, thirty years apart, and the only connection is Sandra herself. Last time, it cost her dearly. This time the price may be even steeper.