Bücher von Jonathan R P Taylor

Sherlock Holmes has received a visit from the widow Gracie, the wife of the late Archibald Gracie IV - a Titanic survivor. Conspiracies are rife and she needs to know the truth: Why did Titanic really sink? At the age of 67 years, Holmes is happy to oblige, now out of retirement, and with his dear friend Dr. Watson at his side, this is his first ever cold case review.

From an award-winning British singer-songwriter, these are Jonathan's lyrics. Affectionately referred to as 'his brothel candles' and from a writer, you've probably never heard of, until now... Contains 'A Dyslexic Perspective On Creative Writing' as an appendix (100 pages) critique.

Barging into the office of the police officer, Brian Wilkinson, the eccentric Mrs. Stinchcome declares her housemate to be missing, a strange lonesome character known only to her as 'the vicar'. Things are not at first what they appear to be, and Brian soon starts to question - did he ever exist at all?

A death cult is now in control of our skies. ARAT & the Illuminati in popular culture now exposed. This is an exposé that will literally blow your mind.

Why did communism go so wrong? In Communists in Outer Space (The Buzludzha Files) the reader soon comes to understand that communism was never intended to be an international struggle of the global proletariat but more of a universal attainment - literally. Socialism is and also was - intergalactic, and Joseph Starlin, the false prophet.

In: Please Take Care Of Bethany, retired police officer, and military enthusiast, Brian Wilkinson, investigates the mysterious death of his father during WW2, and discovers why he earned the nickname 'Bulls-eye Brian, the best rear gunner in the sky'. In: The Man Who Buried Himself, Brian's investigations continue as he aids the excentric Mrs. Stincome to locate her missing housemate: The Vicar. But did he ever exist at all?