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Trying to categorize this...fantasy/romance/mystery...
Emily D'Artagan only wanted to speak to her dead parents, murdered years past on the night of Samhain. She inadvertently releases the wrath of a peoples long since thought relegated to myth and legend. The ensuing chaos is not helping her newly found romance with the Hebrew police detective, Joseph Alberg. And there is something more sinister loose than ghostly hounds...something that walks on two legs...
A gothic romance with a twist. Full of subtle magic and softly erotic romance, this is a book not to be missed.
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In a combination of current time and flashbacks to his ninth summer, Andy finds himself again facing the nightmare of those that want to kill him and Jack so they will be the only ones left of their kind. Andy does not have "special talents" like Jack, but he carries the gene.
Please note that the kindle formatting does indent for paragraphs. Not sure why it does not here!
When was the last time a book really left you afraid? Reach around the corner to turn the light on in that dark room afraid? Jack is back, Jack! And Andy Bloom is not sure that is such a good thing. Not that he didn't think the world of Jack. But the last time Jack showed up ... well ... "bad things happened". And Jack had "special talents". Special talents that defied everything Andy was told not to believe. And Jack brought news that the nightmare wasn't over. In a combination of the new terror and flashbacks to his ninth summer, when the whole horror began, Andy and | |  | | Nil Sen La
When a band of Irish terrorists, a gang of Mexican outlaws, and the world of the Sidhe come together...well, it could only happen in the mystical world of the clan of Raven's Winter. Welcome back to the Celtic Twilight as the adventure continues.
When a group of Irish terrorists kidnap Joseph from the clan's retreat in Costa Rica and take him to an out of the way enclave for Mexican outlaws on the Baja peninsula, they find that their host has plans of his own, and that their captive is intertwined with an ancient group thought long lost to myth and legend. As members of Raven's Winter find their way through the powers within Tir Tairngire, the world of the faery kind, and grapple with ways to use it to help Joseph, the Irish terrorists plan their escape from their "host's" confines.
In a very unpredictable and dram | |  | | Pyrates, Book II: All the Kings' Men
The sea saga continues as Mallgran and his people of the newly established Pyratia must deal with the naval forces of the two greatest military powers in the world and a killer storm. Meanwhile, Prince William, accompanied by Mallgran's sister Alicia, push the revolution against his brother, King Angoran, forward.
Captain Mallgran and the pyrates have won their battle to create the independent nation of Pyratia. But King Angoran of Brellonia and King Masidl of Fretellone have no intention of letting a "bunch of brigands" interfere with their quests for power and fortune. Meanwhile Prince William tries to push the rebellion forward with hopes of unseating his brother Angoran, and returning Brellonia to a nation for all her people. Civil war, a killer storm, and a host of royal wrong doings abound as Mallgran and his people deal with "all the kings' men". | |  | | Pyrates:Book I, Kingdom Come
Naval warfare in the age of sail, set in a world much like our own 300 years ago. Action, political intrigue, and plenty of roaring cannons.
Welcome to the "World". The world of pyrates...and of warring nations that have been in conflict for nearly two centuries. A world of roaring cannon, the smell of spent black powder smoke, of whistling iron shot and screaming wooden splinters. A world of warfare in the age of sail. A world not so unlike our own some 300 years ago. In this world an unjustly framed captain and crew of a one-hundred gun first rate ship of the line, once pride of the Brellonian fleet, find themselves throwing in with the pyrates. They soon find themselves the leaders of a revolution of those pyrates, | |  | | The Rock
Not for the weak at heart. This is an adult science fiction tale, more along the lines of "On the Beach". The approach of a mega asteriod threatens Earth...and the solution may not be any better...
It's a soulless mass of iron and frozen hydrogen gas, as large as the North American continent, heading at us like a runaway cosmic Mack truck. But, not to fear. The government has a plan. Only thing is, last time they tried to use that technology, they nearly destroyed the entire universe...
I think what frightens me most about this novel is how more and more of what was science fiction when I wrote this is becoming either science fact or acceptable scientific theory. And, being set in 2012, the President is the first black President. And, in a few years prior to this, in the novel | |  | | The Two Dragons
The "Raven's Winter" saga continues here. This novel is a tale within a tale, as Artuer tells the story of the covenant's beginnings, while members of the current household begin to learn of their own special "talents" and an even greater and older force again interacts with them.
Here there be Dragons, and wolves that are nah wolves, and faery magic and romance enou' to fire the Celtic spirit and the young at heart...
When young Nede (Nay-da) , the son of Emily D'Artagan and Joseph Alberg, begins to question his heritage, it is decided to send him to the clan's old mansion in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Raven's Winter, where he can hear the tales of the covenants beginning from the current patriarch, Artuer D' Artagan, Emily's grandfather. While there, he becomes aquainted with the current summer residents of the Winter...and unwittingly becomes a part of their developing "talents".
Soft as as Summer night, and with the cold depth of inevitable strife, this tale takes the |
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