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Badon
BADON is the gritty tale of love, romance, loyalty, betrayal and war behind the legend of Arthur. Based on the theories of numerous historians BADON explains how "Arthur" was never a name but a title conferred on courageous warriors of the northern Celtic tribes. This is the story of a Celtic chieftain, who against all odds, unified an army of rival tribes and stood against the invading hordes of Saxons, Frisians, Jutes and Angles in the 6th century. This is not the romantic French version, but a historical-based tale of clashing cultures, rival religions, political power, gamesmanship, intrigue and the dying aspirations of an entire race. Badon: Prologue It is the dawn of the sixth century ...
The Lede
This is the second book about the reporter Alec MacEwan. Alec is a disenfranchised reporter in Toronto who accepted an offer to work with a group of computer geeks he refers to as The Consortium. they produce an on-line news magazine that has taken Toronto by storm and resurrected Alec's career. In this book, The Lede, Alec is outraged when a friend is wrongfully accused, remanded in custody and meets a gruesome death. With the help of the Consortium, Alec takes on the entire correctional system. But the challenge may prove too much for him. More deaths and complications in his personal life may be the end of Alexander MacEwan.
Inside Looking Out
David Evans was newly married and naive when he was hired to be a correctional officer in Toronto, Canada during the early seventies. The politics between the jail's management and the officer's union disgusted him. The nature of the job, dealing with criminals, and the violent atmosphere of the jail, changed him. Once a free-spirited dreamer, David had turned into a dark, cynical, man with a black sense of humor. Politics and violence crashed together in one brutal event when David was falsely accused of beating an inmate. Would he prove his innocence? And if he did, would he ever be the person he was, or would he forever be the cold-hearted jail guard the job had made him?
The Reporter
Steamy love scenes, murder, political scandal, terrorism and corporate greed, smash together in this raucous tale of a disgraced newspaper reporter regaining his soul. The action takes place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as Metro Toronto police search for a killer, the RCMP worry about terrorism, and the intelligence service, CSIS, wants answers. Will the answer be religious outrage against a professor's book on the source for God? A politician's ambition to become Prime Minister? Or a corporation looking to clinch the world's supply of Uranium? The Reporter finds himself in the center of the story.
Ziska Road
Brian Johnson was the bass player for the Toronto band Ziska Road. He is charged with murder and waiting in a detention center for his trial. Brian can't remember anything about the murder. All he can remember are the times with the band. He is frightened and haunted by the fact he doesn't know if he's guilty or innocent. His lawyer tries to get Brian to remember that fateful day. In the meantime, Brian gains new perspective and insight into his life. As the trial date looms, Brian is frightened he will spend the rest of his life in prison. Did he do it?
Poems
Reprint of the original, first published in 1881.
The Man Called Arthur
THE MAN CALLED ARTHUR is the gritty tale of love, romance, loyalty, betrayal and war behind the legend of Arthur. This is the story of a Celtic chieftain, who unified an army of rival tribes and stood against the invading hordes of Saxons, Frisians, Jutes and Angles in the 6th century. This is not the romantic French version, but a tale of clashing cultures, rival religions, political power, gamesmanship, intrigue and the dying aspirations of an entire race. THE MAN CALLED ARTHUR was never a king and his name was not Arthur.
The Reflector
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The Spiritual Energy Way
The Spiritual Energy Way tells how nearly forty years of martial arts training relates to the philosophical and psychological issues present in every day life.
