William Lee

TWO FUGITIVES. SHATTERED MEMORIES. A HUNT WITH NO ESCAPE.

Carl has been running for what feels like an eternity. Branded as a loose end by the Black Veil, his only advantage is a power he barely has under control.

Elena wakes up in a police station with no memory of who she is or how she got there. As she’s released into the outside world, she begins to uncover secrets and powers of her own. Little does she know, she’s wanted too.

When their paths collide, they discover they’re being stalked by Code; a relentless, humanised machine built for one purpose: to bring them in alive. But where they’re wanted for is a place that holds dark secrets of its own… and something twisted waiting in the shadows.

As bodies fall and the truth begins to surface, Carl and Elena must decide who they can trust and how far they’re willing to go to escape a system designed to never let them leave alive.



The black veil files

Dragged into the maw

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When his best friend vanishes without a trace, sixteen-year-old Duncan is dragged into a world he never knew existed.

Determined to uncover the truth, he follows a trail of secrets that leads far beyond missing person reports and whispered rumours. As strange abilities begin to surface in people around him, Duncan realizes this isn’t just about one disappearance; it’s about something bigger. Much bigger.

Hidden experiments. Unseen forces. A city where the rules no longer apply.

Some people want answers. Others want control. And someone is watching, waiting for Duncan to make the wrong move.

Perfect for fans of the supernatural, grounded superheroes, hidden conspiracies, and reluctant heroes discovering their powers.

Gone before the moon

When members of a quiet farming community begin turning up dead, two police officers are drawn into a case that refuses to make sense.

As buried secrets surface, they realise the killer isn’t hiding in the shadows, he’s killing in plain sight. He may not be entirely human… And stopping him might cost more than they’re willing to pay.

How far would you go to stop a superhuman threat?

The field walker

Transcript of a journal kept by William Lee from April 11, 1858 to Oct. 25, 1859, while on Captain Simpson's expedition to Utah and across the Great Basin from Camp Floyd to Genoa, Nevada, returning to Washington, D.C. with sojourns at Fort Bridger, Camp Floyd and Genoa.

Notes Taken by William Lee While on a Journey Across the Plains

Sheriff and Alderman of London; Commercial Agent of the Continental Congress in France; and Minister to the Courts of Vienna and Berlin. 1766-1783

Letters of William Lee

Daniel Defoe

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His Life, and Recently Discovered Writings: Extending from 1716 to 1729, by W. Lee: His Life and Recently Discovered Writings, Extending from 1716 to 1729

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His Life and Recently Discovered Writings: The Second Volume of His Writings

His Life and Recently Discovered Writings: Extending from 1716 to 1729

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Daniel Defoe, His Life, and Recently Discovered

United States. Congress House

Edward De Krafft

March 9, 1818. Read, and Committed with the Bill, to the Committee of the Whole House, on the "Bill to Provide for Erecting Additional Buildings for the Accommodation of the Several Executive Departments,"

Statement of William Lee, Esquire, Agent for Procuring Furniture for President's House, Accompanying a Bill Making Appropriations for the Public Buildings, and for Furnishing the Capitol and President's House

Reply of William Lee to the Charges of Silas Deane. 1779

Reprint of the original, first published in 1869.

Volume II

Daniel Defoe: His Life

Publius Ovidius Naso

Translations in English verse from Ovid, Horace, Tacitus, etc., by W. Lee

Eight Discourses, Preached Before the University of Dublin

The Inspiration of Holy Scripture, Its Nature and Proof

Daniel Defoe: The first volume of his writings

Daniel Defoe: The second volume of his writings

extending from 1716 to 1729. ¬The second volume of his writings

Daniel Defoe: his life, and recently discovered writings

The life of Daniel Defoe

Its Nature and Proof: Eight Discourses, Preached Before the University of Dublin

The Inspiration of Holy Scripture

William Lee

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