Books with author Michael Gilboe

A modern gangster cashes in on the London Olympics; business, politics and police corruption undermine the operation to stop him. When billions poured into the neglected east London borough hosting the 2012 Olympics, a turf war broke out between crime families for control of a now valuable strip of land. Using violence, guile and corruption, one gangster, the Long Fella, emerged as a true untouchable. A team of local detectives made it their business to take him on until Scotland Yard threw them under the bus and the business of putting on "the greatest show on earth" won the day. Award-winning journalist Michael Gillard took up where they left off to expose the tangled web of chief executives, big banks, politicians and dirty money where innocent lives are destroyed and the guilty flourish. Gillard's efforts culminated in a landmark court case, which finally put the Long Fella and his friends on trial exposing London's real Olympic legacy.

Added over 300 names on 2 13 2019 (enjoy)This book is for all you role-players out there who take gaming and role-play games serious. If you like to roll the dice on a gaming mat, if you love the thrill of a good dragon hunt, or a traitorous grind through dungeons. If you enjoy playing any type of RPG, or FRPG, you will need to get a name. For serious fantasy gamers, who will accept the challenge of any game set down before them, I salute you with respect. If you are stuck on a good name, maybe this list will help you out. Happy adventuring.

- This is a small group of raw, outlined, Dungeons for you GMs to use.- The dungeons are NOT finished, so you can have the freedom to fill in the content you dream up.- Print and modify them to your own liking.- The KEY at the end of the dungeons will translate the symbols drawn into each dungeon.- Some labyrinths, tombs, crypts, catacombs, graveyards, cities, towns villages, as well as continents and sites, will be listed in the near future. Keep checking back for role-play content you can use.- Imagination has been all but set aside, replaced by content that shows you everything they wish you to see, over-filling details, of which you, the GM, and you, the player, can easily dream up and enjoy on your own. Your mind is an amazing tool for imagination. Let it flow, without another telling you everything, and you will learn just how much talent you have.- Share them with your friends.- Happy adventuring!

- This is a small group of raw, outlined, Dungeons for you GMs to use.- The dungeons are NOT finished, so you can have the freedom to fill in the content you dream up.- Print and modify them to your own liking.- The KEY at the end of the dungeons will translate the symbols drawn into each dungeon.- Some labyrinths, tombs, crypts, catacombs, graveyards, cities, towns villages, as well as continents and sites, will be listed in the near future. Keep checking back for role-play content you can use.- I keep all my structures basic and simple, so you can dream of the content within each one.- Keep role-play alive, pass it on.- Share them with your friends.- Happy adventuring!

At six seasons, Serrith was sold for committing the crime of starving enough to steal a single apple. She was beaten unconscious and sold to a band of hearty adventurers, strangers, who took her in, fed, and nurtured her back to health.Without mercy, she was thrust into the fires of the unnatural. The endless nights of darkness and terror stripped her mind of how to simply dream and feel anything but the dark.Slave to the unholy, stripped of all that was wholesome, the shadow of the forlorn beset her, steadily tearing down what morals she possessed. What had struck terror into her once innocent heart, Serrith now tolerated.After tolerating it for years, Serrith began to embrace it. That is when she ran.

Lylac always played out in the castle garden. What she did not know, was a crack in the wall, behind some ivy, had let in Jezebel, a Unicorn that became her best friend. Between the two of them, they began an adventure. An adventure that eventually would lead to a confrontation with a large group of bandits who would do anything for money . . . even steal a little princess!