Bücher veröffentlicht von T.C. Monk

'The Ties That Bind' is a metaphysical exposition of nonfiction. The author takes great care in weaving the defining characteristics of each subject matter into his writing. It is not only an element crafted to breathe new life into each principal notion but a method compelling one to feel that each line was drawn from a fresh perspective and solely meant for contemplation. Such actuation creates a more appetible source of information any reader can draw from and verily strengthens the conveyance of his thoughts and ideas in a more existential sense. This infusion method is unique and geared toward enhancing the relationship between the author and the reader on a more personal level.T.C. Monk grapples with a collection of concepts most humans are not only familiar with but also those they continue struggling to gain a more limpid understanding of their complex meanings. The author's topics are very intriguing and evoke a keen interest from the first line. His erudite diction and word selection are designed with a poetic flow that masterfully draws the reader in and holds their attention. In addition to the intrigue Monk creates, the eloquence of his writing style is indeed sophisticated. It immediately challenges the reader to become meditative and reflective. This is magnified by how he presents purposeful questions to the reader, forcing them to query their opinions while considering the proposed arguments and rhetorical questions woven within the text.

Lumen's Quiddity is the first book in the Pariah series. Its central theme is not only prophecy forged; it also carries a female character-driven storyline. The saga revolves around a race of beings on the verge of a war they do not know is coming. This war will end their existence unless Lanshafel, a lone acolyte of the Omnidari people, can track down an ancient relic that could save all of them from certain doom.In this saga, others in her world will be conscripted to help fulfill her destiny, which might save them from suffering the same fate as the Omnidari people. The questers will not only need luck on their side but also the will and resolve to help save a species that has continually hunted and oppressed them for most of their lives.