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A corrupt city ran by a political machine.
Racketeers and gangsters fight for control of the waterfront.
Mysterious, bloody murders occur throughout the city.
Black-robed figures are offering blood sacrifices to an unknown demon.
Ray Irish has found his home.
In the months following World War II, Ray Irish travels from town to town trying to drown the memories of pain and carnage with bottles of whiskey. He is a tramp, and his mode of transportation is the inside of railroad cattle cars. When Irish drifts into Oyster City, a struggling town nestled along the Chesapeake Bay, a chance encounter in a back alley gives him an unanticipated job and a couple of new suits. Working for the corrupt man he saves, Irish quickly discovers his new home has a polished veneer that barely conceals layers of deception and treachery.
Paired with a conniving | |  | | Battle for Three Realms
In the ancient and mystical world of Kamin, the odds are against Urith and his small band of allies. Nearly destroyed by the gods of the sky, the allied group remains hunted outlaws while they escape to new lands. During their journey, they face tests to their friendships and loyalties as the small band must go their separate ways.
Oslaf finds common cause with a young ruler of Vulthnal, only to have his ideals of warrior honor dashed when he becomes part of a village massacre. Many leagues away, the Clovel Destroyer inadvertently becomes an unwitting tool in the deadly intrigue after an assassination leads to war between the two rival kingdoms. Urith and Fedelm divert their search for the Skool to find their demigod companion, Mivraa, who endures the brutality of her brother gods.
While the gods manipulate their powerful human allies, a banished Guardian reemerges from the Dark Void. The ancient deity unleashes | |  | | Beowulf: Curse of the Dreygurs
Dreygurs rampage across the kingdom of Bernicia, feasting upon the inhabitants and threatening the power of King Ida. In response, the old man decides to risk the life of an upstart champion whose exploits as a monster hunter fill the mead halls around the North Sea.
Beowulf is a young leader on the rise in his homeland of Geat. The brash leader receives an offer to rid the lands of the undead monsters and impulsively accepts. Like any restless warrior of seventeen, the Geat champion hurries to the ravaged kingdom where Viking and Norse myths and magic are real.
In his quest to destroy the deadly monsters, the future hero learns pride and foolish bravado can be as lethal as the magical terrors they face. Suffering setbacks and inner turmoil, Beowulf discovers a malevolent sorceress and her underworld allies could put an end to his destiny of becom | |  | | Downfall of the Gods
Not all quests are destined to end well. Chaos and bloodshed fill the three realms of the dark fantasy world of Kamin. The Clovel Destroyer continues his search for the final piece of the Skool to complete the weapon of the gods.
Book 3 of the Clovel Sword Chronicles. While their civilization falls apart around them, warriors from many clans are fighting for power following the deaths of two overlords. Across the kingdoms, underworld monsters emerge from the depths to kill the innocent for their souls. The Sacred Overlord now hides inside the Citadel of Br-Ynys while the remnants of an Aberffraw army ravage his kingdom, seeking the man's death. Following the wave of destruction which leads them back to the Citadel, Urith and his followers suffer heartbreak and betrayal. They attempt to confront a vengeful Guardian in h | |  | | Infinite Loop
Warren is dead.
And he is beginning to wonder how many ways one guy can die. At this point, he is convinced he will spend eternity as the reoccurring murder victim in an eerie film world purgatory.
In this paranormal mystery, Warren wakes inside a new character aboard a tramp steamer returning from Cuba during the 1930s. The man discovers his role as a wealthy playboy, but he has no idea why his character is involved with an unsavory group of associates for ten grand in cash. By the time his ship docks in Boston, Warren is a wanted man, just one-step away from capture and the gallows.
In a bizarre reality already engraved into celluloid by long dead writers, the fugitive must adapt to an era of beautiful dames and dangerous lies while trying to find the real murderer. Like | |  | | Shield of Skool
Intrigues and prophecy force Urith, and his nephew Oslaf, to become hunted refugees who must cross enemy lands. Deadly adversaries align to stop the man who will discover a weapon of the gods. In a deadly challenge where trust is nebulous, there is no room for failure as each side searches for the Shield of Skool.
In the world of Kamin, Urith of Esterblud carried a fearsome reputation with him when he sailed to Ynysover. He is part of a warrior culture which dominates the human realm. It is an exotic home of unusual creatures and mystic spirits, where people battle monsters when they don't fight among themselves.
The Clovel Destroyer is the hardnosed leader of men in combat, not a diplomat. However, Urith dutifully follows his overlord’s command to meet with the treacherous Sacred Overlord, the head of priests who worship brutal gods. Now, any chance for peace among the four powerful kingdoms l |
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Soldier's Gap
by David Schwinghammer
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 When high school principal Jerry Egge is brutally murdered, Deputy sheriff Dave Jenkins begins an eerie investigation. Just about everyone in Soldier, Minnesota, is a suspect.
"Murder isn't usually this funny."
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