'Made in Bionia' is an ambitious, mind-blowing and totally addictive techno-thriller that will change your perception of science fiction. Open up your mind and get ready for a very stormy adventure Why does Rasa A, the world's most secret society, want William Carrot dead? And who IS William Carrot? He has to figure it out before it's too late. In a world very much like ours, the third Great War is over and the ocean is dying. Scientists in the country of Bionia invent a new technology to stop an ecological catastrophe. Can William get it before it is seized and destroyed by terrorists? With love, betrayal and marine virology standing in his way, it will be hard to call, especially when his own life is at stake. A novel in the best traditions of science fiction, Made in Bionia has it all: love, mystery, cutting edge science and alternate history. William's journey begins in Bionia. Bonus material: this edition contains a glossary of terms and a book club discussion guide.

"Becoming Agie" consists of two novellas about a M->F transsexual scientist called Agie. In "Usher Syndrome" she opens her heart to someone who would accept her for what she is. But her destiny has other plans and Agie has to fight for her love in the most challenging and unexpected way. In "Pumpkin Day" Agie tries to solve a mysterious disappearance of a giant pumpkin into a cavern beneath Slown City. Meanwhile, a lonely, well-to-do man called Jake has to choose between courage and prejudice to pursue his love interest. A lost notebook brings the two lives together. "Usher Syndrome" was adapted for stage and performed at London's Barons Court Theatre in 2010.

Having two admirers can be a real headache, especially when a tough agronomy course at nowhere else but Imperial College comes on top of that, not forgetting a part-time job at a florist's and a mother desperate to marry you off. Have I mentioned a stalker who keeps sending roses, and a Professor who thinks it's fine to bury you under an extra pile of academic papers? Arrrgh Blake may be cute and charming, but Terrence is no less attractive in his business suits. What is a poor girl to do? Dating both of them is the right thing if you listen to Trish and that's exactly the way Kurt handles his men. Party after party, you have to deal with these bouts of guilt mixed with hangovers while mulling over the same dilemma over and over again - Blake or Terrence? Terrence or Blake? Think, Chloe, think Mr Right & Mr Wrong is a wonderfully warm and witty yet thoughtful romantic comedy, from which you will not only pick up tips on the intricacies of London dating, but also discover a few moral and ethical aspects of plant neurobiology. Not so much chick lit as chic lit, offering sophistication alongside Chloe's amusing complications.