Empty Planet: A world from which every human had long ago disappeared...

Cars sit in the road, abandoned; the hedge has grown several meters taller. Weeds, long grasses and small shrubs grow where the road should be. The whole neighbourhood stands derelict and you are alone. A pack of dogs catch your scent. They growl and race towards you. You run back into your house and slam the door... it falls off its hinges. You look around, heart pounding, knees shaking, flinching at the slightest noise. Damp, mouldy wallpaper peels off the wall, the curtain rail falls onto the rotten floorboards. Your furniture is covered by ceiling plaster and strips of wood fallen from the gaping hole above you. Outside, the ravenous hounds bark, reminding you you need a place to hide.Moments later, normality returns, and your house is once more pristine. The hole in the roof has gone, the floorboards are polished; the curtains hang in the window.This is a glimpse of what Steve encounters each time he visits his Empty Planet. Join him in his adventure and discover the origin of this time shift. What readers have said:'I found Empty Planet hard to put down'.'Empty Planet is written with suspense, humour and descriptive flare that makes you feel a part of the adventure'. 'Well written, touching, and with a message mankind is even now beginning to face. 'Enjoyable and believable'.'Would make a cracking television series.''The characters were real, each with their own quirks, strengths, and problems.''Sucks you in right from the beginning'.'I didn't want it to end!'