Derek Hibbert: 7 books

No doubt there are times in everyone's lives when they experience a fear of death. As a police officer perhaps the risks had been exaggerated, the thought of a violent demise always in the back of Wolf's mind. Being alert, a quick analytical thinker wasn't going to protect him from a close proximity...

Wolf had decided that a life as an interstellar policeman had more going for it than anything his home world would ever have to offer, all he had to do was get his head around what that meant. It had been mildly amusing standing in front of the Mars rover, which inevitably led to sensational headlines,...

If you had a name like Wolfgang Amadeus Robinson you would think that would be burden enough, only few people could imagine what was about to happen. I mean, just how often do people have their cameras destroyed by alien weapons fire while out birding? Still having the courage to get involved in a...

There are many mysteries in the world, things were do not understand, perhaps do not even believe in. The fact that there are almost countless inane television shows attempting to conn us into believing they have proof of everything from the spirit world to alien encounters is almost enough to cause...

This is an anthology of various short stories in different genre, the first three being linked together by a simple notion, the Devil on Speed interpreted in various ways. Episodes in the life of three different characters, the good the bad and the hero.Then the is the initial chapter from the...

Having discovered that there was without doubt life after death it rapidly became obvious that the knowledge could be used to great advantage. It is possible for anyone, almost anyone to become a great detective only apart from Jack having a talent which made his methods virtually unique there were...

They say there are three ‘rules’ which lead to the arrest of a murder suspect. Television has made them all familiar, motive, method, opportunity. Perhaps the trouble with the Avery case was deciding exactly what the motive had been. After all without a murder weapon, the method was open to virtually...