Cold Fusion 2000 (1) (Manchester Summer) - Tapa blanda

"A surprisingly powerful perspective on the life of a loner. I appreciated the lesson given that we are never too old to try new things and experience a fresh outlook on life. I really enjoyed this book."
-- Readers' Favorite

"A book that must be read to the end. It is a story of love, loss and moving on. As with a Rubik’s cube, it is not clear how the puzzle satisfies until the final few twists re-establish order. It really is a book where everything happens for a reason. This is a clever book that warns against allowing your heart to be so crushed it becomes a black hole, and how love does not always follow the rules."
-- Neverimitate

"Intricate layers of family, life and love twist in to Cold Fusion 2000. With its bittersweet ending and complicated characters, Karl writes with truth and hope in this coming-of-age novel. The past plays a huge part of the novel, but what it truly comes down to in the end is the outlook for the future and the peace that the characters have to make with their own pasts. I was pleasantly surprised throughout the story with every new unveiling, and can say that this is a one-of-a-kind novel that can be interpreted in many different ways and that the reader plays a huge part in what they can take from the enigma-filled novel. A hugely inspiring novel that I adored from start to finish."
-- Pretty Little Memoirs

"I was hooked. I don’t want to say too much about the book as I don’t want to spoil it, but there are clues in the book leading up to a twist at the end. I didn't see the twist coming and only realised what the clues were after I’d read it and started thinking about how we had got there. A great book which I think every reader will interpret slightly differently and get something different from."
-- Sheli Reads

"The characters were not the type of characters that are usually written about in books. They have oddities, a strange quality about them that makes you both love them and want to back slowly away from them at the same time. Very dysfunctional at times and very true to life and caring at others. The characters were so compelling that I had to continue reading."
-- Doubleshot Reviews

Can Love Defeat The Laws Of Physics?

Alex Kavanagh is a pedantic physics geek – a teacher who hates teaching, a lover who’s always getting dumped, a writer whose articles all get rejected, a 28-year-old still living at home and bullied at the bus stop by teenagers – and he’s just had the worst day of his life. Things can only get better, right?

Enter his ex, Lucy, in what seems to be a chance meeting. Her betrayal marked the point when his life went nuclear. But – holy protons! – he still loves her.

Two problems. First, she isn’t who he thinks she is. Second, she’s going to leave him forever in 72 hours.

Cold Fusion 2000 is a haunting novel about a man who’s too rational to believe in ghosts and too short-sighted to see what was in front of him all along.