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Erik Steiner, Captain of the Queen''s Guard of Nolvaria, and Aleed Ravenwing, commander of the elite 43rd Corps of the Northern Dwarven Kingdom, two soldiers who meet on the field of battle and form an unlikely friendship. During the battle with the Vampire Lord, Scapus the Putrid, Captain Steiner is initiated into the company of those who carry weapons known as Crossleaf Blades. In fulfilling a promise to return to the scene of the battle one year later, the Captain receives his own Crossleaf Blades and learns what it truly means to carry such weapons. He soon discovers he is to become the guardian of a strange young girl he names Hope. Hope represents the only chance the northern kingdoms have against Lord Nakaret, the Soulless One, who seeks to overrun the kingdoms with his armies of Undead warriors. The mysterious members of the Brotherhood of the Eternal Light inform the Captain that he must deliver Hope into the very presence of the Soulless One, and only then can she attempt to save the northern kingdoms. Accompanied by Commander Ravenwing, Captain Steiner and Hope begin their journey south and quickly find they are being hunted by the resurrected priests of Lord Nakaret, known as Whispers.

This is a story depicting the author''s early life growing up in third world country Guyana, South America. The author reflects on her family''s origin and her adolescent years spent in Bengal and Plantation Highbury. She writes about her travel, studying and working in various countries and how she was able to cope with the adversity, and diversity of life. Throughout the book the author writes about the different places she called home and how it impacted her life. Her stories cover four and a half decades living in western societies and how she was able to hold on to hope during the days of despair. It seems our life is just a shadow that does not linger forever and it''s just a story.

Joseph S Vergilis ( И о с и ф Семёнович Вергилис) was born in Odessa, Ukraine, in August, 1934 to an ordinary family.In October, 1941, Odessa was occupied by the German-Romanian forces. As a Jew, Joseph and his family were sent to jail, then the ghetto, and finally to concentration camps. He lost many relatives including his youngest brother in these ordeals. In March, 1944, they were liberated by the Soviet Army and he returned to Odessa with his parents and younger brother. In 1958, Joseph graduated from Odessa Polytechnic University and worked as an Engineer-Designer at different design companies. In 1973, he got his PhD from R&D Institute in Moscow and continued to work at that Institute until immigrating to the United States in 1987.Upon his arrival to the United States, Joseph began working as a Math teacher in public schools and then later as a college professor until he retired in 2005. He was published in Who''s Who in the World in the Millennium 2000 edition.Mr. Vergilis lives in New York and has 6 grandchildren.

360 Degrees of Self is a path to one''s self-actualization of to one''s strength and weakness that lends itself to a balance of body, mind and soul.

The title of this book, Earth Woman, is deceptively simple. We are all Earth people. Yet many people live their lives seeking meaning, happiness, and fulfillment unaware that their primary connection is to their Mother Earth. This authentic narrative relates the story of a modern workingwoman and mother who undertakes a spiritual journey. Walk along the rocky road to transformation with the author as she candidly reveals her ignorance and vulnerability in the struggle for answers. Witness the healing, peace of mind, and deep spiritual satisfaction that is found in the ancient wisdom of North America. This genuine memoir encourages the reader to start where you are, be persistent, and never give up on the dream of the light of understanding.

As a person goes down the road of life they create a lot of "Gravel Dust".  As they near the end of that road they look back at what they have done, where they have been, and think about the what if''s.  All of these thoughts go through a person''s head "As the Dust Settles". 

Poetry is not about alliteration. As a medium, it should express the hopes and dreams, and trials and tribulations of everyday life. Poetry can tell stories of the people we pass on the street each day. A Poet of the People brings the tales of everyday life to reflect on our dreams, aspirations, short comings, and failures.

To Nick With Love is a timeless love story of two people from different backgrounds overcoming all difficulties and fulfilling their lifelong dreams.

An appointee, to the Police Academy for the Police Department City of New York, finds himself singled out for a short assignment as an undercover Police Officer. As with everything in life what looks like a sure thing does not follow the script, and once involved he finds himself in a situation no one anticipated.

This book is about a true friendship that started at a very early age between two young children. One an African American girl, the other a white boy. Ella and Timothy. As time passes by their friendship never weltered. Set in the 1950''s where times in the south did not favor a race different friendship like this one. As they play in the forest as children they find another unlikely friend. His name is Jessie. He takes the children under his wings and they learn so much from "Uncle Jessie". As adults they went their own way, but always were there for each other until the end.

In the year 2038 as the world struggles to adapt to energy shortages and the effects of global warming, advances in medical technology make human brain transplants possible. This story chronicles the effect this advance has on society and the fight by one dying man to extend his life with the help of his attorney friend. It challenges stereotypically held views of the elderly and their capabilities.

With so much unbelievable stuff going on in this world, I couldn''t be silent any longer.

Frankenstein''s notes end up in the hands of the ambitious, young Dr. Rollar and his friend Dr. Hoyt. The two plan to make their own creature for the purpose of selling it as a laborer. Things go wrong when the creature discovers their intentions for him. The creature slips through their grasp and disappears into the woods. A meeting occurs between the creature and a young woman named Abigail. The two form a lasting friendship but it doesn''t sit well with Abigail''s mother, who believes something terrible will follow this strange man. Is she right?

A young boy falls asleep and dreams he is in a castle in the sky where he dreams again and encounters magical creatures that are both friend and foe. He will have to use his wits to navigate the unforeseen situations using only his trusty staff, magical friend, and other friendly creatures.

Fathers can be their child''s first teacher. From their dad, kids can learn important skills to carry with them through life. Dads set an example for their children in everything they do. It turns out that some of the littlest lessons from Dad can carry the biggest meaning for their kids. Find out in Just like My Daddy Taught Me how big that meaning is.

Prior to WWII when the Romanian monarchy modernized the nation, Romania became one of the richest countries in Europe. During that time, my family was a part of privileged intellectuals and land owners. After 1939, Romania was subjected to Fascism against her will, and after 1945, the country came under Communist rule. All of us were reduced to poverty. I have witnessed how the Communist regime marginalized people and suppressed individual liberty, private initiative, lack of opportunities, and hope. I used the course of my life and decided to write its story for the purpose of showing others what an unsuccessful, socialist, Marxist government means. When it came to power, the State seized the fruits and the bounty it found, however, without producing anything on its own, except thousands of deaths and political prisoners. This is my story under a Communist regime when I lost my liberty.

Fall into a new world. Travel across a strange land. Uncover dark secrets forgotten by time. Climb out of a giant worm's stomach? Gross! Join Molly, an eleven year old girl with absolutely no qualities of a hero and her pet cat Binx, who has been acting rather strange lately as they fall into a new world. The only problem with that is, humans are forbidden. Now stuck in this strange land with no known exit, Molly and Binx must travel across this curious new world and try to find a way back home before they are captured... or worse. Will they make it back in time for spaghetti dinner Saturday or will their journey last longer than expected?

Thaddeous Daniels, a criminal defense attorney with a reputation of being unbeatable, becomes entangled in a mystery of his own making initially which mushrooms out of his control. His latest trial involved an attempted murder charge. The victim was a high ranking member of a group known only as the Collective. The Collective was a group of misfit Ivy League black intellectuals who were organized in order to ponder the hidden meaning of life. The members of the Collective were racists, they did not associate with other races. The Collective financed its operation by the production of a single household item each year that were always very successful. The Collective also had a number of secret financial dealings and businesses which also helped finance its operations. But the Collective is really a straw company for a race of Aliens known as Deondrens. The Deondrens sought to use the Collective to accomplish their goals on earth after centuries of involvement with the earth. Thaddeous was the missing link for the Deondrens and the Collective. The Deondrens long term goals involved Thaddeous being unbeatable in the court room as they sought a home on earth. The Deondren Gene remains a mystery until the end.

The Stone of the Vault, a book written solely by Author Joseph William Quintina Sr., is a three part story involving the ''Stone of the Vault'', the governments and the people initially of Italy and the United States and subsequently other countries. The author hopes the audience of this book will come to a full appreciation of the introduction into the dynamics of these countries and the existence of the underworld. The author will begin with the state of existence between the people of these countries, the politicians and dictators involved, and the schemers who represent the government''s role. The corruptors and conspirators are the news media through radio, books and/or television influencing their government in areas of taxation, economies, armed forces and numerous programs. These united forces around the world dredge their powers to one another to keep their countries in existence. There is no country in the twenty to twenty-first century of the industrial revolution that has had the total control of any country in the last one hundred years without the existence of an underworld. In discussing how the vault got involved, we will use the United States as an example along with other countries. The author hopes the readers will enjoy the book and perhaps re-read the book in order to make believe they are the schemer, corruptor, conspirator or the underworld boss while getting lost in the book through imagination. Enjoy the read!

The Mad Thing characterizes that most uncommon of all slayers, the female serial killer. A self-appointed vigilante roams the streets of Los Angeles at night, hunting, killing and mutilating men who have but one tortured behavior in common. Jon Sadler, a profiling for long-time friend, Larry Radino of the Los Angeles Police Department, discovers a common denominator between the victims buried deep within the voluminous files of LA''s largest bureaucracy, the Los Angeles Department of Children''s Services. In a bizarre turn of events, Jon discovers the identity of the killer, but is compelled to withhold the identification.

An all night convenience store in the middle of nowhere. Two women hurt and held captive by a strung out, twisted criminal. A stranger minding his own business, showing up in the wrong place at the wrong time. Ray Porter is an ordinary guy whose sheltered and peaceful world is shattered one night when he stumbles upon an armed robbery in progress. Resisting the temptation to not get involved, he instead uses gritty determination and fierce resolve to overtake the violent psychopath and rescue the two captives. Porter becomes an overnight hero of legendary proportion in the sleepy, rural town of Willow Creek and is bestowed astonishing tribute and bounty. But the intensely private Porter soon realizes that such revered status isn''t for him, and a hasty retreat to simpler times becomes an eventful journey sculpted by those in his life: a protective sister, a bright but clinging teenager, a kindhearted sheriff, and a strange and puzzling victim from that fateful night. This is a novel about a true dyed in the wool hero, an unknown who puts his life in jeopardy for total strangers, and who does so without the need for recognition or glory. It is a story about how private worlds can suddenly collide with the unyielding powers of fate and circumstance, resulting in lives being altered for better or worse, or even swept away.