Bücher von Phil Coleman

It's the end of the world at the ends of the world.When Lindsay is sent to the South Pole for her winter break, she expects a lot of ice, snow, boring scientists, and nothing else. What's more, she has to deal with her annoyingly optimistic brother. But when her geologist uncle finds a crystal pillar sealed beneath the ice, the whole world is about to change. Now, flung across a bizarre Antarctica teeming with magic, Lindsay wants nothing more than to get home. But first she must face mechanized penguins, flying whales, and an army of guardian ferrets-each with an agenda of their own. To escape, she'll need to be faster, luckier, and cleverer than the rest. More importantly, she has to learn that sometimes to be free, you must do more than run away, you must face the truth about your actions, your family, and above all, yourself.

Two dying worlds.A machine of infinite power.Five keys, scattered across distance and time.Titans roam the earth: forces of nature from an overlapping dimension. They arrive, destroy, and disappear once more. And as the twin worlds of nearplane and otherplane align, the barrier between realities could be shattered for good.For Cinq LeGarrec, a fatalistic young mage, the apocalypse is just the distraction he needs to break from his endless academic grind. He steals an ancient magical device-one which could be his last chance to uncover his forgotten past-and sets out into the hostile lands beyond the tower.Soon Cinq and a growing party of companions -a wikken, a monk, a scholar, and a longshoreman-are on a quest across the world and across dimensions to unravel the mystery of the device, their past lives, and the Titans themselves.Enter a tale of sealed magic at the edge of the apocalypse.No kings, no knights, no gods-only survivors

If you can conceive of a suspense thriller, a sci-fi adventure, and a story of fate, love and faith combined in one novel, you may come close to entering the mind of author, Phil Coleman. If you're a whitewater enthusiast that longs for a novel that embraces your sport, you'll be relieved that it is finally here. If you love this earth, your family or the idea of a world untouched by greed, you will fall in love with The Sand Tower. Phil Coleman weaves his love of whitewater into a story filled with hope for all of us.

Samantha is minding her own business, driving her taxi through St. Petersburg traffic, when a young woman jumps into the back of her cab and demands a ride. Samantha allows it, but she soon notices the young woman, who calls herself Alice, is wearing handcuffs. Lucky for Alice, Samantha has a buddy who can get them off. Tony removes Alice's handcuffs, and the young woman tells a horror story about pimps, child prostitution, and murder right on the Florida Suncoast. Samantha doesn't want to believe it, but when a body washes up on the beach soon after, men come knocking at Tony's door-bad men who beat Tony up, thinking he's hiding something. Now, Samantha and Tony are on the run, caught in a tangle of corruption and death. But Samantha is one tough chick, so she won't go down without a fight-neither will Tony. Together they struggle to put things right in their sunny state known for tourists and retirement-not sex slaves, sleeping with the fishes, and vengeful mobs.