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The stories of two brothers. John, an ex-mercenary gets involved in a high-stakes heist. Bryan, the sole-surviving victim of bionic experimentation. They must now forge their own paths.

This series of interconnected stories & comics paints a vernacular history of the step-mule species, specifically the adventures and encounters of Loquat, who comes to North America in order to expand his horizons. Enchanted reading for youth of all ages, Loquat's simple wisdom contains something for us all. Volume Seven of The Whisanant Mythos.

Our story takes place a millennium before the rise of the Roman Empire. The author has used his knowledge and research of genealogy to create an epic historical fiction that will appeal to anyone who likes action, adventure, history, and romance, with good triumphing over evil...most of the time. Add some magic and mythical beings, and you have a fun, entertaining read that will satisfy your adventurous side, and tickle your funny bone. Our hero reminisces about the five generations of august warriors and their lives which led him to his moment in time at the birth of a new civilization and a new country. Each generation of heroes face the challenges and obstacles put in their path in a ...

This is the third book of the Adventures of Davy Match ( preceeded by 'Babaru of the South Seas' and 'The Chocolate Dam'). Professor Beal sends Davy, now a high school senior, to East Africa to find a small tribe of mountain people, the Te’uk, whom he had contacted and studied as a young man. Davy is caught up in the fate of a boy his age, Lokole, who has suffered deep trauma. Davy and Lokole travel through the fictional country of Burando, witnesses to genocide, arms trading, and the smuggling of blood minerals from Conga. Returning to his school, Davy organizes his classmates in a cause to free Lokole who has been arrested in Burando, and with the help of an Amnesty International type ...

"Reflections in a Crystal Gator Head" represents yet another compendium of all that is the uncanny beauty and strangeness of Florida, both contemporary and historical. Haunted brothels, fortune tellers, contractor assholes, Skunk Apes, sentient spacecraft, and a letter to a mermaid are just a few of the oddities to be found in this collection of interconnected stories: "The Giddy Leper," "Dead On," "Bastard Etiquette," "Noise Party, "Chuyote Tacqueria Rendezvous," "Missive to a Mermaid," "Arnoldsville," "The Dogtrot Expedition," "Cryptocalypse," and "The Tiki Lounge at the End of Time." Volume 24 of The Whisanant Mythos.

This is an action adventure about a very special young lady.

Two unlikely friends show their villages how to overcome differences and get along. A dragon and a knight (who is allergic to his armor) show the world how to get along and find a place in society.

Children should be taught to keep a diary of their family life to pass onto future generations.

A delusional old man awakes alone in a forest with no memories. His lucid path brings him faced with death and the struggle to regain the life he has forgotten. While trying to escape the fury of nature, beast and men, he must also search for the reason he was abandoned in a deadly place.