Novedades

Banished for the murder of his master, a lone Astronomer has set out to deliver a written history of his School to the ancient city of Calrathia, home of all knowledge. None have attempted to cross the frozen wastes in three centuries. And in the bitter cold, worse things than scavengers haunt the desolate trek.

A man may forge a blade, but destiny is forged in the heavens. The archipelago shudders on the brink of war, with the weight of its future precariously balanced in the hand of a seemingly insignificant boy. Arlen Wyth is no hero, but fate has different plans. When an unassuming map falls into his hands, revealing a dark plot against his homeland, Arlen is thrust into a world where shadows stir and secrets unravel, forcing him to choose between self-preservation and the salvation of his people. His quest is fraught with peril, from treacherous seas to the hidden machinations of unseen enemies.

The little pre-school girl, Miranda, is feeling unsafe because of bullies in the neighbourhood and family troubles between her mother and father. Can her friend, young elementary grade age Nathan, use his special powers to call on the North Pole for some Christmas Eve magic, to help her out? The story is a heartwarming Christmas tale, suitable for children and adults, which will bring a little Christmas magic to us all. It is about 9000 words, or around an hour or so, at typical reading speeds.

Fallen Hero is the final book in the series, The Shepherd King Saga. Set in the fantasy world of Altaran, the story follows the exploits of Gauderion Lionslayer, whose life mirrors, for the most part, that of King David in the Bible. Gauderion has a physical disability as well as a supernatural power. Although he has many external challenges, his greatest difficulty is to overcome his own personal weaknesses. The book attempts to answer the question of how a man 'after God's own heart' could be capable of committing great evil. The Shepherd King Saga also is a prequel to and fills in some ...

What if his nightmares aren't dreams? Though Stephen vowed to never again step foot in his Nana's house, he will do so one more time—to say goodbye. He doesn't expect her to ask him for one last favor: to look out for his young cousin—who has the same gift he does. Stephen just wants to go home, but he can't say no to the woman who raised him, so he befriends young Jeremiah—who has his own secrets. Suddenly, the unlikely twosome are thrust into a dreamworld that doesn't make sense. Is any of it real? Is all of it real? Trying to escape this alternate reality, they meet a young woman ...