John Rowland Books

Set against the backdrop of an impending cosmic disaster, the narrative explores the catastrophic collision of the planet Cryon with a black star, leading to its total destruction. This distant event triggers significant repercussions on Earth, intertwining the fates of both worlds. The story delves into the consequences of this celestial catastrophe, examining how such an astronomical phenomenon can alter life and existence on our own planet.

Rowland's evocative memories and reflections create a vivid journey that resonates long after reading. His portrayal of people, places, and experiences immerses the reader in a rich, sensory world, akin to the thrill of sailing or snorkeling. The narrative not only invites exploration of new realms but also offers insights that illuminate the reader's own life, making it a profound and transformative experience.

The book is a facsimile reprint, which means it reproduces the original text, potentially including imperfections like marks, notations, and marginalia. Readers should expect some flaws in the pages, reflecting the historical context of the original work.

Recognized for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational knowledge of civilization. It is valued by scholars for its insights and relevance, reflecting important themes and ideas that have shaped human understanding. The book serves as a vital resource for those interested in the intellectual heritage of society.

Highlighting a remarkable collection of architectural projects in Aspen and its mountains, this volume features works such as the Meadow House and Mountain Retreat. Founders Sarah Broughton and John Rowland provide insightful essays on Aspen's history, the significance of historic preservation, and their approach to client relationships, all reflecting the firm’s philosophy.

Readers of mystery thrillers will find much to please them in this highly exciting story. It tells how Marjery Latimer living in a Bayswater boarding house was awakened one night by a scream. Slipping from her bed and crossing to the window she was in time to see a man hurrying down the street.The first of a series of crimes, which was to horrify the public and baffle the authorities had been committed! The mystery was further deepened by the strange behaviour of Marjory's employer who, in the apparent effort to be rid of her, told her of another and more lucrative position. Marjory acccepted, but to her dismay recognised in her new employer the man she had seen hurrying away from the scene of the crime. Then a second murder was committed and the hue & cry reached fever pitch as the re-doubled efforts of the police failed to bring the guilty to justice.

In the peaceful seaside town of Broadgate, an impossible crime occurs. The operator of the cliff railway locks the empty carriage one evening; when he returns to work, a dead body is locked inside - a man has been stabbed. Jimmy London, a newspaper reporter, is first on the scene and is quick on the trail for clues.

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