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Nathanael Wayfarer, tormented by his ex-wife's sudden nasty turn in their divorce negotiations, crashes his car while on holiday in the Grand Canyon. With his legs still in external fixators he finds himself being wheeled out of the hospital by a mysterious woman who claims he is being pursued, Natasha Chase, a computer programmer and hacker. Unable to know whether he can trust her, he tries to escape. Soon Nathanael is evading tenacious pursuers using government surveillance to find him and kill him, and fighting a mysterious organisation that combines occult beliefs with the manipulation of DNA and the robbery of ancient human remains. The first book in the Nathanael Wayfarer series will keep you on the edge of your seat in a gut-wrenching journey into the heart of a conspiracy involving palaeontology, biblical history and the pre-history of the world, genetics and incredible ideas. A Christian technothriller that will not disappoint.

Nathanael Wayfarer, tormented by his ex-wife's sudden nasty turn in their divorce negotiations, crashes his car while on holiday in the Grand Canyon. With his legs still in external fixators he finds himself being wheeled out of the hospital by a mysterious woman who claims he is being pursued, Natasha Chase, a computer programmer and hacker. Soon they are evading tenacious pursuers using government surveillance to find them and kill them, and fighting a mysterious organisation that combines occult beliefs with the manipulation of DNA and the robbery of ancient human remains.After Natasha rescues him from certain death he has to quickly start working out who is after him, and what it is that he knows that unknown forces with deep pockets and deepers links to inernational Governments and security services want to keep hidden. Where archaeology, conspiracy theories, paleontology and genetic science meet, Nathanael and Natasha begin to at least start asking the right questions. But can they reach the truth in time to save their own lives? And when they finally reach the truth, can anyone save them? A hard hitting thriller with a surprising premise, the Adamantine Disclosure by Andrew P Partington will not disappoint. The first book in the Nathanael Wayfarer series will keep you on the edge of your seat in a gut-wrenching journey into the heart of a conspiracy.

Nathanael Wayfarer finds himself at the centre of a conspiracy of internet giants and captains of industry trying to influence the outcome of the American Presidential election. It seems that everyone is against him from security companies in Las Vegas to shadowy conspirators in Phoenix, meanwhile Meth and Peter and fleeing through Europe, trying to find a place where they can settle and not be troubled by the Adamant corporation.And when social media and online videos can no longer be relied on be truthful, where will ordinary people turn to find out what is really happening? Can Natasha hack the servers of the biggest internet giant in history, to find out what their plans are? She has part of the document, and that was enough to put her and Nathanael in mortal danger. She is in hiding, Nathanael is the only person she knows who can help her, but he's been out of touch. Only Trippy Girl, a shadowy presence on the internet, seems to know what's going on, and Natasha doesn't know who she is or how to get in touch with her.When the secret Cabal is after you, watch what you eat - plutonium might not be on the Pizza topping list, but it's a distinct possibility if you're not careful.And when they finally reach the truth, can anyone save them? Another hard hitting thriller based on real science and current technology, the Bel Algorithm, 2nd book in the Nathanael Wayfarer series and the sequel to the Adamantine Disclosure by Andrew Partington, will not disappoint.

Proximal BirdFlip: The Teleconference of Doctor Faustus is a satire and parody - existing somewhere on a continuum that allegedly includes Dante, Cervantes, Jonathan Swift and Terry Pratchett1, with maybe a dash of Evelyn Waugh2 - concerning the biopharmaceutical industry and politics of the recent BirdFlippandemic of which you have doubtless heard3. And so that the keywords come up in the search, please not that it contains Dumb and Idiotic Humour as well as Humor, is Humorous as well as Humourous and has Humous and Hummus in it as well, just in case someone looking for Humour mistypes it as Hummus. 1 fairly fictional; but what it does share with Terry Pratchett is the habit of displaying ridiculousfootnotes and using the names of peculiar birds such as the Fluffy-backed Tit-babbler, for noapparent logical reason. I don't know about you, but I hate footnotes, I really loathe and detestthem, so I don't know why I've put so many in this book.2 The dash after "Waugh" is undoubtedly the dash this clause is talking about.3 If you haven't then read the book