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Overseer

From primitives, discovering the properties of fire, bronze and iron, to moderns who advanced scientific knowledge, there have always been humans with special qualities. Men, and women, who were able to produce a leap forward in mankind’s fortunes.

It was not by accident.

Since men first walked on the earth, certain humans have been selected to be able to use all of the powers designed into the human mind. Secret powers that set them apart from their fellow man. Powers that enabled the human race to advance but powers that come with a price. They will drain their life force, leaving them vulnerable to their enemies.

Peter Jennings, a proud Englishman and the latest of the Overseers, will be the last if he fails. Peter has three tasks, the like of which no previous Overseer has had to face.

He must rescue the world from the nuclear holocaust that will inevitably follow the atomic aspirations of the President of Nair.

He also has to find the evidence to prove that the ancient texts, writings that governed the world for so long, were not the figment of some primitive, but fertile, imagination.

Finally, he has to save the United Kingdom from the treachery within. He knows that the future of the world depends on the future of his country.

I don't know why but I started to think of the town in which I had grown up and what it was like in the sixties. I was reminded of a chance meeting with a certain police woman. She told me all about her job, the highs and the lows and especially, the frustrations she felt with the 'system'. Her name was Jill and as I thought about her... Jill Bennett, wannabe detective, was born.

Daddy's Girl

All her life, despite her father's doubts, Jill Bennett had wanted to be a detective.

Not just any detective, but the best in the London Met.

But, this is 1960 and in Z Division of the Metropolitan Police, before the infestation of 'political correctness', Superintendent Mahoney will have no woman on the permanent strength of CID. "They're just not up to it, you know."

How can she make her dreams come true?

Simply by being the best and when children begin to disappear from Elm Tree School, WPC Jill Bennett does just that.

Jill, a newly qualified WPC, embarks on an investigation that sets her on a collision course with the men of CID. Only the 'Sarge', Station Sergeant Archie Wallburton. believes in Jill and urges her to stay with her dream.

Come Softly To Me

A cold-bloodied murder, in a disused warehouse in Mitcham, brings unprecedented death and corruption to Croydon...and love to Jill Bennett.

Lieutenant Joe Bridges, an American exchange officer studying British police methods with Croydon CID, is quick to recognise the raw talents of WPC Jill Bennett.

Encouraged by Lieutenant Bridges, Jill finds herself on the investigating team, unaware of the dangers she will face as her quest for justice takes her from the very top of local politics down to the dregs of society.

Poking her nose into places where it's not wanted, she is attacked on two sides. The criminals, who want to silence her, plan a terrifying end to the young police woman who won't go away.

Meanwhile, Superintendent Mahoney, Head of Croydon CID, is hovering in the wings just waiting for her to fail...

Come Softly To Me is available from Amazon.co.uk for the Kindle and from Smashwords.com for all e-book formats and in paperback from Feed-a-Read.com.

The One Nine Seven Murders

Her first day on the job in CID and Jill is thrust into one of the most blood-curdling murder cases to hit Croydon.

A mutilated body is discovered on the top deck of the one nine seven bus.

Is this an isolated incident or the start of something more sinister?

Jill knows she has to prove herself and it seems that the only person she can trust is her partner, Maisie, an ex Special Operations agent from World War II with secrets of her own.

Can Jill cope with the jealousies and prejudice she has to face at work as well as Maisie's past coming back to haunt her?

All and more is revealed in the One Nine Seven Murders.

The One Nine Seven Murders is available from Amazon.co.uk for the Kindle and from Smashwords.com for all e-book formats and in paperback from Feed-a-Read.com.

I have always been fascinated by history and the mysteries of the past. It was this and being lucky enough to attend an excellent school, run by masters of the 'old school' where Latin was compulsory, that fired my interest in research.

If only the internet had been available then!

The following books have all been successful in guiding me during my search for facts. I could not have written Overseer without the information contained within them. They deal, mainly, with subjects that are outside the realm of traditional scientific thinking.

The important point though, is that they each use genuine science to prove their hypotheses. They don't rely on unproven theories as most of traditional science does.

After The Flood

"...The author lays out astonishing evidence showing how the earliest Europeans recorded their descent from Noah, through Japheth in meticulously kept records, knew all about the Creation and the Flood, and had encounters with creatures we would call dinosaurs.

These records of other nations lend chapters 10 and 11 of Genesis a degree of accuracy that sets them apart from all other historical documents of the ancient world..."

Since the dawn of time, communities all over the Earth have kept their histories. Ancient writings that explain the origins of their people and their world.

These societies were insulated from each other without any of the modern means of communication.

How can it be that they are all so similar?

Bill Cooper spent 25 years researching these histories and their links to what is recorded in the ancient texts. The evidence he uncovered is astounding and completely repudiates unproven theories like the 'Big Bang' which modern science is based upon.

Overseer brings together, in story form, ancient prophecies and scientific discoveries that question the very foundation of modern science. Evidence long known by the scientific community but evidence kept from the general population.

Payley's Watchnaker

"...Sir Fred Hoyle was right when he said that the probability of a naturalistic evolutionary origin of life is equal to the probability that a tornado sweeping through a junk yard would assemble a Boeing 747..."

Duane T Gish

Senior Vice President,

Institute for Creation Research,

El Cajon, California.

Payley's Watchmaker, by Bill Cooper, is an update of Payley's Natural Theology, which was required reading in English universities until the 1920's. It uses clear, concise logic to demonstrate that the intracacies of the universe could not have existed without a designer. A concept totally rejected by modern, mainstream science.

And yet, science would have us accept unproven theories simply because they were expressed by a scientist.

Payley's Watchmaker shows how foolish a course that would be.

Discoveries in molecular biology are showing, to an extent that even Payley could not have imagined, the intracacies of design and purpose in all living things.

There is, also, no evidence that creatures had less than perfect structures in the past. Recent advances in science, far from undermining Payley's argument, have vindicated it.

Indeed, prior to dreaming up his own unproven theory of evolution, Darwin, himself, said that Payley's work was his favourite book.

The Authenticity of the Book of Genesis.

In this single volume Dr Bill Cooper takes on the challenge of the globally accepted media's opinion of the Scriptures we call the Bible. He argues from hard evidence that the Bible is historically accurate throughout in everything prophetical, geographical, linguistic and doctrinal.

So, whether you come to this book from jeering atheism or a longing to know how your conviction of its truth can be substantiated, read on. Be challenged and be competely reassured.

Part One of this book deals with the antiquity of Genesis.

Part Two deals with the pre-Christian Flood traditions that are found around the World.

Finally, Part Three draws the reader's attention to a certain clay tablet which makes nonsense of the modernist claim that the Flood account is modelled on a previous work.

This book, by Bill Cooper, demonstrates, with archeology and science, that those who claim the Scriptures were written by forgers hundreds or thousands of years after the events they portray, are plainly wrong.

They deliberately ignore all the hard evidence in the hope that the layman will not know enough to be able to question them.