|
|
|  | | The Unexpected One
Sci-fi/Action/Thriller/Intrigue.
Even romance. This book has it all. An exciting read for all ages over 13.
In a time when the countries of the world are being united and the first One World President is due to be elected, two children on opposite sides of the planet are brought together. But who are these children. Where did they come from and what is the mystery that surrounds them, especially the little girl?
They, and the families who take them into their hearts, are drawn into a governmental conspiracy and hunted by a cult intent on gaining power in the new world order.
It appears their survival and the survival of this new world order are inexplicably linked and they must discover how a | |  | | Waking Fire
Tamsin's fight for freedom is on again. This time the battle rages fierce, both inside her and in the confrontations with her enemies.
For a brief while she had believed they were safe but now, Tamsin has to face once again the sinister cult leader who wants her and Thomas back in his power - and this time she has to win for good.
The power of the High Priest of another world flows through her as she faces the challenges that come thick and fast and along with those fierce physical battles also comes a growing self-awareness, and a rapidly changing family dynamic. At a stage in life when most teenagers are enjoying their time before maturity tempers their youthful passions, Tamsin faces her greatest battles yet, both in |
|
|
|
The Small Chandelier
by Mary Lynn Plaisance
|
 Chaos on Earth began with an evil snake in the garden, peace can be restored by a Divine snake from the light of the small chandelier that has no power source. Can Jenny and Joseph get help from the planet Jupiter, in time? |
Member BookAds
|
|
|
|
