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|  | | Ezekiel Mayhill and the Crystal of God
Eleven year old Ezekiel Allan Mayhill does not believe in magic, unlike his twin sister Tamara Ellen, whose favorite hobby is reading about magical people. But his twelfth birthday is approaching and suddenly a series of events occur that turn his world inside out.
He experiences some very odd dreams that turn out to be true; an elf appears demanding a crystal; the evil wizard Pampertil sends two of his evil monsters to fight for the crystal. Tam gets captured, taken into the third, magical dimension of Earth, and Zeke goes in and rescues her. There he meets the elite group of people called the Lifa Dia who ride colorful dragons and hunt for the angel crystals. He meets Baladorn, the Grand Wizard, and learns of the prophesy which states ‘Three will walk among us who will be our saviors’.
But now he and Tam can’t go back home because Pampertil, to vent over losing the crystal, does something horrible and now Zeke wants to punish him, but how? But within three days, he bonds with a green dragon who wants to be called Pearl, gets chosen by a four and a half inch wand that’s too powerful for him to control, and gets told he needs to learn magic before he can defeat Pampertil. A mighty tall order for a boy who can’t even imagine himself doing such a thing.
Chapter One
UNUSUAL DREAMS
There was nothing really extraordinary about the plain, white, three story house on 1313 Windborn Street. It was an orphanage with ten bedrooms and five full baths. A five foot, slightly rusting chain link fence surrounded the large back yard. It closed in the makeshift basketball court, which was a tall pole set in a slab of cement where a garage once sat. It had an old plastic laundry basket with the bottom cut out for a hoop. It looked down on a swing set and a twelve foot long artificial pond set inside a hosta bed where various frogs and t | |  | | Ezekiel Mayhill and the Crystal of Gratitude
Zeke knows something terrible has happened, but it takes the sorcerers to tell him what it was. And they're coming.
Native Americans and winged horses. br />
Everything to delight Zeke, but there’s a hitch in his enjoyment. br />
There’s always a hitch. br />
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The Native Americans have secret ways to find out things that no one else br />
can. Not even the mages this time, and they came to warn Baladorn. br />
The evil one has done something terrible, something he should not br />
have been able to do, and if the people find out, well. . . br />
Panic is not even the word to describe it. br />
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But Baladorn will be warned and Zeke has his own special br />
abil | |  | | Ezekiel Mayhill and the Crystal of Respect
Zeke has to retrieve the Crystal of Respect, but he has to destroy the dragons' sacred place to do it.
This is Zeke's first year at wizard school. His classrooms are in Wizard Jornak's castle, his teacher. He has to learn how to use his wand properly but all his wand does is blow up everything or does not work at all. It's a very small wand, only 4 inches long, but it packs a whollop.
During his journey through school, Zeke learns there is a crystal possibly hidden in the ancient labs where the dragons were created. These 3 buildings are held sacred by the dragons, but the crystal has to be retrieved so the evil Pampertil won't get it. If he does, then his strength will grow an | |  | | Full Moon Collection
A story of werewolf romance. And the evil they have to fight.
Christa could not understand why she was so drawn to Evan Dane. It was just that he was so beautiful. The closer she got to him the more beautiful he was. But that surely was not why she was drawn to him. But when she found out what he was, a werewolf, she tried to run, in fear, but that infernal attraction simply wouldn’t let her. Nor would the fact that he was so kind and gentle. br />
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Now what was she going to do? No one in her family, or her friends, ever heard of werewolves being real. It was all a myth, something to make fictional stories extra scary. But here he was, | |  | | Interview With The Masters
This is a spiritual book containing a word for word interview through a spiritual medium.
This book, Interview With The Masters, is for those who are interested in the spiritual world. There are answers to questions everyone has asked from time to time. Like:
Who is God?br />
Why are we here?br />
Who built the pyramids?br />
Who built Stonehenge and why?br />
Who's doing the crop circles?
Many questions of that nature.
This spiritual medium, Calleen Wilder, proved her abilities to me after my brother Paul died and so I thought she would be a good one to find the answers for me. She did, and I thought it would be a good idea to put them all d | |  | | The Lords of Gen
Gen needs a new planet so their warlords were sent out to get one. But they ran across a woman from Earth who convinced them that being nice would get them farther.
All Lord Garth wanted was to find, and aquire, a new planet for his people. His planet was dying. His people needed a new place to survive.
All Ambur wanted was to get back home. She had no idea where she was. She had been captured by some fearsome, aggravating warlord who didn't want her in the first place. His crew were the ones who got her without his knowledge. All because they thought she was someone else. But now he's let her go in a part of space she knew nothing about. Drifting loose in her own ship. What was she going to do now?
But now the warlord's ship is being | |  | | Two Scary Stories
Two stories about Two boys going through some scary times.
A Gold Frame Book Collection. br />
Here are a couple short stories I wrote many years ago. After some updating, I believe they are ready now to be enjoyed by science fiction/fantasy readers who are looking for a simple good time of reading. br />
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THE HOLE br />
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It was the year 1979 or was it? Poor Brian didn’t know anymore because he had fallen into a hole in the ground and came up into a world he didn’t know. The sky was a weird color gray and all the trees had been uprooted and planted again in straight rows! And now he’s found out the grass and we |
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