Automated Army
by Lola Rhodes
Meeka Van Leeuwen was born into peculiar circumstances, with uncaring parents and a remarkable ability to achieve despite life’s misfortunes; these challenging events shaped Meeka into the woman she is today. However, her ongoing journey was not always an easy one.
As Meeka’s youth progressed towards adulthood, she found herself thrust into situations no child should ever have to face. Her ultimate turning point came when she was unexpectedly forced to defend herself, which in turn resulted in her having to kill her aggressor. This first kill was quite shocking; nonetheless, it was a transformative moment for Meeka. The result was an awakening, something deep and dark inside her, something primal, an insatiable need to repeat the kill.
Driven by her newfound sense of power and control, Meeka began to relish the hunt. What started as a desperate act of self-defence soon evolved into a dark and consuming passion.
The birth of an assassin!
Lavender Hill - A different view from a silent world.
There isn't any excuse for inventive political correctness, except to say, Lavender Hill is a beacon, thriving on the exploration of uncharted territories of controversial or taboo subject matter. Their portfolio is a treasure trove of unconventional themes and bold narratives that dare to challenge the status quo. They invite readers to embark on a journey of self-examination and critical thinking, all within the framework of the most captivating storylines.
This book offers an exciting introduction to our two-part theatre. A chronicle that involves the implementation of justice in a manner not generally recognised in any typical society. Three French girls, an Italian artist, and an old London rogue hatch much more than a cunning plan!
In part two, we find the team operating now with a well-practised operation. Nonetheless, with all the unlikely chances of ever being detained by the authorities, their plans suddenly go drastically awry. It was time for them to follow their individual escape plans; it was time to conclude recent events, secure their ill-gotten gains and run! But not before they’d implemented the final touches that would secure the destruction of their two most depraved targets.
Imagine, for a second, if, instead of making choices for oneself, every critical step and direction of our young, impressionable lives had been determined by a series of uncontrollable, irreversible events. Of course, by the time these facts had come to light, it was far too late to turn the clock back.
Becoming a girl without ever being aware that one had ever been anything other than what she thought she’d grown to be was only the first step of this incredible adventure!
Now, it was time to live it!
Is she a boy? Is she a girl? Of course, that’s just one of the thousands of questions I'm sure we’d all like to know. I hate to think what you’re going to make of this?
What did happen to little John Reuben? It’s a name rarely spoken of anymore.
No one asked what gender Madelene assumed; it was always assumed, even by her peers. And, of course, what I’d personally like to know is how she made it through such a unique transition without assistance.
Still, I do know one thing: there’s only one way to find out!
We rejoin our story once more in the spring of 1984.
Madelene was happy then, knowing that all the secrets regarding her exact identity had been well and truly buried. The only unresolved area of concern regarding the simulated murder of John Reuben was the lawyer who administrated her present position. How? Well, you may well ask! It’s a long story, so unless you’ve read my previous two books regarding what happened to Madelene before this day, I’m afraid it’s just something you’ll have to take my word for.
by Lavender Hill
I remember those days when life was full of ambition and there were more hormones per square inch running around our bodies than molecules of common sense. And you’re right, though; some of the wildest and most unexpected experiences happened during those times.
Is it naughty? Yes, of course it is; it wouldn't be called 'Sinners' if it wasn't, would it? But imagine you were like me, born without the ability to hear! Your world consists of nothing more than the instructions your imagination had to offer, accompanied only by the daily observations and assumptions one makes to define a solution.
If the recent Government’s Spring Statement is leading you to seek employment or you’re simply returning to the interview process, this book will undoubtedly be something to place on your reading list.