Desus Le Volt. Synopsis: “Deus Le Volt!” … “God Wills It!” The cry of the first Crusade in 1098, despatched by Pope Urban to free of charge Jerusalem from your Turks. Honoré and Emily are plunged in to the middle of the issue on the trail of what appears to be a time venturing knight. As the siege of Antioch attracts to a detailed, so death haunts the blood-soaked streets … as well as the Fendahl – a creature that feeds on existence itself – is certainly summoned. Honoré and Emily end up facing angels and demons about Deus Le Volt within a fight to survive their most recent adventure. Part mystery, part detective story, part dark dream, part research fiction… original adventures with time and space.

ABOUT THE WRITER: Jon de Burgh Miller lives in London where, furthermore to composing, he runs an internet consultancy company and is a keen student of medieval background. Jon’s previous work includes the book Doctor Who: Dying in the Sun for BBC Books, co-authoring Twilight from the Gods for Virgin Publishing’s New Ventures series, aswell as several short stories in choices such as for example Missing Items and Short Trips: Repercussions. Over time Jon has written for a number of cult TV mags including The Standard Xena: Warrior Princess Mag, Doctor Who Newspaper and Cult Times, as well as numerous fanzine content. Jon also co-edits and writes for the pop lifestyle review site, shinyshelf.co.uk. ABOUT THE READER: Terry Molloy can be an experienced radio and tv actor. Especially he is most widely known as Mike Tucker in BBC Radio 4’s ‘The Archers’, while on tv he performed the Doctor’s bad nemesis Davros through the 1980s! He has also recently made an appearance on BBC 7 in the role of Professor Edward Dunning in ‘The Scarifyers’ produced by Cosmic Hobo Productions. Directed by Helen Oakleigh.