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The Drowned Tomb
The Drowned Tomb is the mesmerizing second instalment of 'The Changeling Series'. Perfect for fans of High Fantasy storytelling and fae mythology, this sequel to Isle of Winds is a must read.
Crescent Moon (Phoebe Harkness Book 2)
"Intelligently crafted horror-thriller ... Absolutely engrossing and left me wanting more." Simon Clark, bestselling horror authorWhat do you do when your world is turned upside down?When you discover your father had a direct hand in the genocide of much of the world's human population?Phoebe Harkness' life has changed forever. Thirty years after a cataclysmic world war that eviscerated one third of the human population, a new sub-species of vampire-like drones has set its teeth to the survivors of humanity.They're not the only ones: 'Genetic Others' such as vampires, werewolves and more roam the streets of New Oxford, trying - and sometimes failing - to live peacefully amongst humankind.But...
The Glassfire Serpent Part I, Embers: An Epic Fantasy Adventure
Robin Fellows, Scion of the Arcania, has a destiny to fulfil - along with an unruly faun to keep in check and many strange friends. When Robin's great aunt Irene takes him and fellow Fae Jackalope on a trip to London, it triggers a series of events that will place at least one of them in deadly peril. For an unforeseen discovery in an art curator's office connects them to many mysterious and magical deeds - both good and evil - and forces the maturing young Robin to face his own history and all that entails. As he moves between the worlds, Robin must face the challenges of the Grimms, tackle a spider-wielding maniac, navigate the waterfall city of the Panthea and explore the many deadly secr...
New York Court of Appeals. Records and Briefs.
Volume contains: 129 NY APP 523 (Leslie v. Bassett) 129 NY APP 527 (White v. Wood) 129 NY APP 536 (Booss v. Marion) 129 NY APP 650 (Belfer v. Ludlow) 129 NY APP 651 (Work v. Beach) 129 NY APP 656 (Breck v. Ringler) 129 NY APP 658 (Bacon v. New Home S. M. Co.) 129 NY APP 659 (Keating v. Gunther) 129 NY APP 659 (McSorley v. Hughes)
The Irish Jurist
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The Glassfire Serpent Part II, Ashes: An Epic Fantasy Adventure
The Glassfire Serpent, Part 2: Ashes picks up where Embers left Robin and his friends, stranded and alone in the wilds of the Netherwolde. With the forces of Eris tracking their steps, Robin and his friends must locate the Mysterious Lady Tinda and discover the truth behind the Glassfire Serpent. But the clock is ticking. The Pyrenight celebrations are looming, and they must work fast if they are to save their captured friends before it's too late. With Karya fading fast, and the Grimm's hot on their heels, Robin must seek aid from any quarter, and fate brings him to the resting place of the weapons of the very elementals themselves. Hearts must be reunited, dark pasts must be faced, and unl...
The Albany Hand-book
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Isle of Winds
Isle of Winds is an engrossing high fantasy tale, following the adventures of Robin, a seemingly unremarkable boy who is swept up into a war between our world, and the Netherworlde, a shadowy realm which lies beyond our own.
The Old West's Infamous Train Robbers and Their Historic Heists
What sort of person undertakes to rob a multi-ton train surging down a set of rails at high speed? For the Old West’s most famous outlaws, including Jesse James, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, the Dalton Gang, and Black Jack Ketchum, it was as much about the thrill of the crime as the riches to be won, thumbing their noses at the authorities, and getting away with their crimes more often than not. These men, and at least one woman, were dare devils, rule breakers, adventurers, and rebels. In addition to their train robberies, they led colorful, dramatic, and dangerous lives. The Old West's Infamous Train Robbers and Their Historic Heists profiles sixteen noted train robbers (or train robbing gangs) along with the details of each their forty-seven hold-ups. The mechanics of each of their train robberies—planning, execution, and escape—are dissected and discussed. Pertinent background information relating to each outlaw/gang is included as well as what became of them following their train-robbery days.
