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The Dark Edge

The Dark Edge

Eddon and Vail: Book 1

Richard Harland

Eddon is an interplanetary murder investigator, called to the backward world of Planet P-19. He doesn't much like his newly assigned assistant, a psychic called Vail ev Vessintor. But this is a case like no other; the first murders are only the beginning.

Taken By Force

Taken By Force

Eddon and Vail: Book 2

Richard Harland

Eddon, Vail and Beano are on their way back to the Centre from planet P-19. The spacecraft that has come to collect them is piloted by Crissom Powl, a strangely rational, emotionless character, obsessed with logi-games. A gang of 'marauders' who call them selves the Curs of Space board and hijack the craft, flying it to their home base on Abson's Asteroid.

Hidden From View

Hidden From View

Eddon and Vail: Book 3

Richard Harland

Eddon and Vail are back at the Centre. But they're not together. Eddon has returned to ordinary police-work, while Vail is up on High Sphere, explaining about the Anti-Human to the elite members of the upper class.

Eddon's new place of work is in Urban Disposal Site Number One -- or 'the Uds' for short. The Uds is the lowest sleaziest area in the entire Metropolitan Zone, subject to dangerous dumpings of garbage. Its inhabitants are eccentric drop-outs -- people like Sioreth, Criven, Estelle, Trexie, Amphister, Marassa Dolor and the two Quespian sisters. The Udsers are notable for their strange obsessions and addictions.

Eddon doesn't want to have anything more to do with Vail. He has a new romantic interest in his life: a woman with violet eyes and skin the colour of apricots. But Vail isn't so easily excluded.