title: Unpossible and Other Stories
author:  Daryl Gregory 
description: <b>A <i>Publishers Weekly</i> Top 5 SF / fantasy book of the year. </b>A &quot;knockout debut collection.&quot; <i>publishersweekly.com/pw/best-books/2011/sf-fantasy-horror#book/book-4</i><br /><br /><b>Faren Miller, Locus Magazine</b>: &quot;With three outstanding novels and plenty of stories on his r&#233;sum&#233;, Daryl Gregory has found ways to explore the human mind and spirit - for good, bad, or any of the strange places between such absolutes - that seem very much his own in his first collection.&quot;<i>tinyurl.com/7ynb7s3</i><br /><br /><b>Gary K. Wolfe, Locus Magazine: </b>&quot;...One of the most consistently interesting and yet least predictable writers of the last decade... Gregory can write so fluently and convincingly about relationships that he barely needs the machinery of the fantastic at all.&quot;
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  > Unthinkable
  
  >  _Unstoppable | Book Two_
  
  > DANIELLE HILL
  
  > Contents
  
    
    
  
  Title Page
  
  Copyright
  
  Dedication
  
  ONE
  
  TWO
  
  THREE
  
  FOUR
  
  FIVE
  
  SIX
  
  SEVEN
  
  EIGHT
  
  NINE
  
  TEN
  
  ELEVEN
  
  TWELVE
  
  THIRTEEN
  
  FOURTEEN
  
  FIFTEEN
  
  SIXTEEN
  
  SEVENTEEN
  
  EIGHTEEN
  
  NINETEEN
  
  TWENTY
  
  TWENTY-ONE
  
  TWENTY-TWO
  
  TWENTY-THREE
  
  TWENTY-FOUR
  
  TWENTY-FIVE
  
  TWENTY-SIX
  
  TWENTY-SEVEN
  
  TWENTY-EIGHT
  
  TWENTY-NINE
  
  THIRTY
  
  THIRTY-ONE
  
  THIRTY-TWO
  
  THIRTY-THREE
  
  EPILOGUE
  
  About The Author
  
  Also by Danielle Hill
  
  STAY IN TOUCH
  
  Acknowledgements
  
  Copyright © 2021 Danielle Hill
  
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  from the author, except for brief quotations within a review.  
    
  This book is a work of fiction.  
    
  Names, characters, businesses, organisations, places, events, and incidents
  are either the product of the author’s imagination or use