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The second, four novella anthology in the Horned Jack collection. Still struggling to controll what Jack calls 'the Beast', Jack stumbles into a kidnapping scheme by an older couple and attacks the attention of Munford's High Sheriff, William Brumley. Quickly noticing the twenty-year-old's talent in solving problems, the old sheriff slowly discovers who Horned Jack really is.
'The Nephilim Chronicles' is the second, four novella anthology in the. On-going saga of a young man who is born Nephilim. | |  | | Bridges Into The Imagination
Bridges Into The Imagination is an anthology of four shirt stories. Covering Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Historical Fiction, it would please the pickiest of readers. Stories are Bridges, and they take you deep into the realms of the possible and the what-if. The four novellas herein find you in rural lands dealing with the native spirits, and discovering a unique hiding place and purpose for dragons, and some ordinary folks protecting visiting aliens from the Men in Black. Bridges into stories, perhaps, about the likes of you and me.
My stories are bridges that would take you not only into the realms of the possible, but also the 'what it'. The four novellas here in are:
1) 'Shadows of the White Owls' -- If you like the days of Davy Crockett and a different look on werewolf, you'll love this one.
2) 'Bedouin' is a tale ofna young l, lady reporter who follows a lead about a haunted castle. She soon makes a startling discovery that ghosts aren't the only thing that are white.
3) 'In His Shadow' is a Welsh legand that says dragonds are still with us, and then expl | |  | | Can You See Me?
Can You See Me is a mystery of a ghost story novella. Held in a time continuim, little Susan Christopher watches every day from her upstairs bedroom for her parents return.
After falling ill from a fever, Susan's parents put her in their car to go to the doctor. Along the way, a blowout causes the car to crash, killing the parents, who are unaware that their daughter had already died back at the house.
Every morning after the accident, Susan awakens in her upstairs bedroom to await the return of her parents. Time passes, and the house gains a spooky reputation that makes it almost impossible to sell. Prospective clients have been unable to cope with the mysterious goings-on... until now.
After falling ill from a fever, young Susan's parents put her in their car to go to the doctor. Along the way, a blowout causes the car to crash, killimg the parents, who are unaware their daughter had already died back at the house.
Now, every morning, Susan awakens in her upstairs bedroom to await then return of her parents. Time passes, and the old home gains a spooky reputation that makes it all but impossible to sell . . . until now. | |  | | Horned Jack, the Early Years
Young Jack Shoultz was born and raised without a father, but with all the love a child could hope for. But on his sixteenth birthday, a Nephilim gene gifted him by his estranged father became active and turned his life upside down.
First anthology in the 'Horned Jack' collection, 'The Early Years' consists of four, comlete novellas chronicling the life of a young man (Jack Shoultz) who soon learns he is Nephilim. The sixteen-year-old survives the drastic change in his early life and finds police in running alone in the forests at night. After learning to control what he calls the 'Beast', a change that dominates every facit of his body, he decides to help those he meets while running in the 'Beast'. Soon, rumors and stories spread of the seven foot being who comes to the aid of those who need h | |  | | Krypendorf, The Fourth Lesson
Faerie tales and dragon scales were scarce yet still could be found back in the days past the Lionheart's ways long after Excalibur was laid down.A story was told of a young man so bold as to face a dragon in his own cave. Yet the beast that beheld him did naught to dispell him and let the young man go his own way.A waxing spell had been spun through the dragon's own tongue and the odor of the beast was pine and moss. It beckoned and pleaded until the raven's call was heeded. The young man then journeyed into a world nearly lost... *** Richard now continues his journey as he seeks the fourth promise made to his grandfather. The 'way' to Krypendorf's castle was not shown to him by map or even by given word. When asked about Maidenhead, the gnome Yenwolk simply pointed to the old dragon Pandahar - a creature that had outlived most everyone there. Richard and Skylar's 'ride' castle starts a journey that will create friends, make enemies, and cultivate an increased interest in Richard's quest. Book II will take you on a ride through mysterious castles, the isles of Wermod, and introduce you to a green wizard from another land. In mastering his fear of dragons and the teachings of Krypendorf, Richard searches for the killer of his grandfather, but in doing so, he only learns of the return of an old nemesis - Laphidius Monks. Stay with Richard and Skylar learn of this new world as well as of each other. Be there when they discover the Wingmasters and the Legend of Paethraile. Hold to the adventure, and look on toward Book III - The Portal Stone - Reture of Laphidius Monks. Read - Learn - Discover M. R. Williamson
span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="font-size: small"> Confident of who he is and what he must do, Richard sets his eyes toward Maidenhead, the castle of the white wizard, Krypendorf. The old gnomish wizard, Yenwolk, has shown him the one who knows the 'way' to the old wizard's castle. It lies in the mind of Pandahar, an old dragon who has secretely watched and protected him as he grew up./span>/span>
span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="font-size: small"> Now, Richard has a companion, Skylar Broo | |  | | Pragamore, A New Beginning
Pragamore, A New Beginning is book one of an epic fantasy about the live of a young would-be wizard living in Southern England, circa 1250. It teaches triditional English folklore as well as events and characters who lived in that era.
As the central character, Richard Alvis, learns that his late grandfather was a wizard. He then sets his sights on finding out how he died, and just what it would take to follow in his footsteps.
Hoping for this very thing, his grandfather, William, enlisted the help of three entities of the forest to teach the lad should he make this decision. As eighteen-year-old Richared descovers his past, he is faced with a life changing decision - to continue his life in the world of men, or enter the mysterious and beautiful world of those whom he had just discovered...
My novels are strictly English folklore set in thirteenth century England, about the time of Richard, 'The Lion-hearted'. The Pragamore Chronicles tells you of the life of a young half -elfin raised in the world of men, and then introduced to a world very few men would come to know. This life-changing event comes about after learning his grandfather, who died before he was born, was actually a great and powerful wizard. Encouraged by his grandmother, and a White Wizard named Krypendorf, Richard Alvis embarks on a journey that will change his life, and the lives of countless others forever. He will learn that dragons are not the evil beasts the world of men would have you believe, faeries come in many sizes and demeanors, and the power of life and death is often wielded by those who least deserve it...
span style="font-size: small">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">u>Pragamore, A New Beginning/u>/span>/span>span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="font-size: small"> is a 6 by 9, full color cover, e/span>/span>span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="font-size: small">pic fantasy novel published by Author House. It contains the artwork of Earnest Lawson, Terry and Tammy Barr. It is the first of an epic series, The Pragamore Chronicles, which follows the life of Richard Alvis, a | |  | | The Angel of Holloway
"Get up, Johnny," she urged. "You're not hurt," she said.
Quickly realizing this was no vision, Johnny struggled to his feet and followed her, hopefully toward Camp Holloway. Losing his strength, he passed out only to be brought back by the same, haunting voice.
Those at Camp Holloway accredited Johnny's survival to something angelic. But visions sometimes follow soldiers home, all the way back to the States. And the only way to escape back to normality is to confront them.... But how?
Pro Se Productions proudly presents The Angel of Holloway by M. R. Williamson, the first in a series of digest novels set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, tales of love, loss, of war and the supernatural.
Cover Photograph by Kimberly Richardson
'The Angel of Holloway is a fact-based story of a young, Army corporal who had given up all hope of never seeing hom a again. But Fate sometimes sometimes bends the rules and helps us when we need it the most.
1) Flash From The Past
2) Die Another Time
3) As Long As I Can See The Light
4. All Or Nothing
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This short story anthilogy is a tribute to the original author of 'The Monkey's Paw', W. W. Jacobs. It is written in that, same style.
'The Curse of the Monkey's Paw' is a light horror anthology that consists of five offerings.
1) A little on the life of W. W. Jacobs.
2) A poem by M. R. Williamson that explains 'The Monkey's Paw'.
3) 'C Cove's Kraken' -- a short story about a young girlneho leads a normal life until it is changed by a series of events that brings a monster from the ocean.
4) 'Crearure From the Hope Chest' is anshort story two, teenage sisters whose family moves into an old farm house left to them during the Depression Era. Upon explor | |  | | The Green Lady
'The Green Lady' is the sequel novella to 'Can You See Me'.
'The Green Lady' is a mystery-suspence ghost story that continues the Elmore family's struggle to keep their old.home. Realizing the sham being set up by the real estate lady, Susan has to decide whether or not to come back and help. | |  | | The Moleskin Cap
'The Moleskin Cap' is a great fantasy novella for all ages. Set in modern day England, it takes the reader through the eyes of a teen girl into the world of magic and adventure.
Young Helen Durkin is trying to get over the loss of her mother. Noting the struggle, her father sends her to live with her grandparents. Now, among the forests her mother loved, Helen connects with her mother's hobby, photography. With her mom's first camera, an old.Nicon, she snaps a shadowy figure of what looks to be a little man attempting to hide in the shadow of a fire tree.
The resulting friendship between the two not only pulls Helen from the depression she was sinking into, but leads her into a world of magic and adventure, giving her a new purpose in life | |  | | The Stone Collector
'The Stone Collector', second offering in my stories from Nam, tells of a young, Native American orphan boy who struggles to leave a Catholic orphanage. In his search to for normality and his own family, he joins the Army. Little did he know, in the Jungles of Vietnam, normality comes with many faces. Some choose not to be seen.
Billy Joe Willis had spent most of his young life in an orphanage searching for the normality others seem to enjoy. Upon his sixteenth birthday, the Native American finally found a place to fit in--the United States Army. But the Jungles of southelwest Vietnam were very unforgiving to the young soldier. After being wounded, he got hooked on Darvon, a powerful pain killer. As time progressed, he fell in love with Lin Son, a native of a nearby fishing village. With the help of her Shaman grandfather, An Son, he is escaped the debilitating habit |
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Rachel's Garden
by Louise Worthington
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 Can something so perfect really be poisonous?
When Rachel and her husband Adam move to Maple Cottage in remote Cheshire, it should be the fulfilment of their dream to start a family.
Haunted by her past and challenged by events around he |
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