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Thanks for that explanation; I guess if that's your favourite book, everything reminds you of ....eh, that book. I never played Myst either, and my association with Chesterfield on that page was more like this one :lol::

For the book, I'll try an easy answer first ;): The Death Clock by William B. KellerHowever, it's only out since two months, so perhaps not....

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No, not that one Helanren, sorry.

Aaaah good old Ronald, those were the days, when you could give your father a pack of cigarettes for Christmas.
If you did that today, they'd probably throw your sorry a... *ahem* behind in jail.

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Could it be "Death Watch (The second book in the Bill Slider series)
a novel by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles"

In saying that I've found a few different authors with this book title:doubt:

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No, not Death Watch Scouser.
One word is right though, guess which one :biggrin: It was the same one Hel got right.

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Could it be this one ? Death Against the Clock (Arthur Crook) by Anthony Gilbert

Or maybe Dead After Midnight (vampire story) : Teen Forums : refresh.com

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That sounds good, but if not I like this title: "Death: the Time of Your Life" :).

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Nope Hel not yours and not Scousers ones either, although one of the titles comes awfully close.
The time on the clock is important, not the exact time, but the meaning.

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Lets try...... Dead After Dark, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Book - Barnes & Noble

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Hard to concentrate on this though, with a Monty Python documentary on the Beeb :lol:.

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No, you are drifting away Scouser.
I have to go to sleep now, work tomorrow you know :doubt:
But keep thinking along the line of the second title in your post 6235, only it's not that late.

I'm taping the Monthy Python thingy, if I start watching now I'll never get to bed :cheesy: