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|  | | Arthurian Tales: Ambrosius Aureliani
Ambrosius Aureliani is the first in a four-book series called Arthurian Tales.
p style="text-align: justify">span style="font-size: small">u>Ambrosius Aureliani/b>/u> begins with the kidnapping of Theodosius, the son of King Adaulphus and Princess Placidia. Merlinus takes their son to Britain and leaves him there to be raised as a boy named Ambrosius. /span>
p style="text-align: justify">span style="font-size: small">Years later after being driven off the island, Ambrosius finds refuge at Merlinus’ Gallic villa near Aureliani. With Bishop Germanus of Auxerre, they return to Britain and battle Vortigern and his Saxon army. The saga continu | |  | | Memoir of the Masses: A Tale of Smoking Mirrors
In Memoir of the Masses, Victor Koupka travels down to the Pyramid of the Sun in Central Mexico. There, he retrieves the skull of Smoking Mirrors. This crystal skull contains the last of the first vampire's blood.
Cloaked with conspiracy, an US agency has developed AIDS as a biological weapon to destroy the vampires of the world.
The vampires seek to clone humans through the help of a young genius, Sean Hamilton. It's their bid to rid themselves of the problems involved in passing into a new host every 52 years.
The events of the novel unravel in the length of four months in the ominous year called One Reed by the Aztecs or 1987 by modern account.
Excerpt from Chapter 25....
His lips quiver. Blood drips as he remains on his hands and knees.
"Please. Please. Take anything you want. Just spare my life. I... I... I have a quarter of a million dollars in the other room. Please take it and let me live."
"Hah, hah, hah! Victor, you fool. I came for two reasons and the money isn't one of them.l I came for the Skull and for your soul. You shall not see tomorrow," I smile.
"No!" | |  | | Mercury Champagne - by Dan Goodrich
Mercury Champagne is the first novel written by Dan Goodrich.
Mercury Champagne begins with Ed Derringer losing his job. Though he may have thought things couldn't get worse, Ed's life quickly spirals out of control into a place where nothing is true and everything is permitted. |
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