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When Captain James Crowley's fiancé, the Contessa Valleria de la Montefeltro, is kidnapped with hours of their meeting by a giant demon, he learns it is a part of an family curse dating back to the Elizabethan School of Night. He must return to a magic he’s long foresworn. He enlists the aid of a beautiful demoness, a diminutive fairy who says she is definitely NOT his fairy godmother, a Celtic scholar more at home with two-fisted fighting, and other friends in an attempt to rescue her. Those actions will take them across time and space as ancient beings walk the Earth again and demon armies mass in a conflict that threatens his world and could tear the Aetherial Planes apart. The ke ...

The concluding installment in the Doyce Whisanant narrative, culminating in genetic mutations, cigar shop curmudgeons, international corporate skullduggery, weird phenomena, and general Florida strangeness. Printed on glossy stock, featuring fifty original full-color illustration plates. Volume thirty-one of the Whisanant Mythos.

Mega and Trayvon had an inseperable bond, but when Mega ends up in jail their bond is severed. Gone for ten years, Mega is released with hopes of reconciling with his younger brother Trayvon, but is met with resistance. Regardless of the resistance from his brother, Mega is proud that in his absence Trayvon didn't choose the path he chose and instead becomes a star athlete playing College baseball. In the midst of reconciling with Trayvon, Mega is faced with the death of Bee-Lo, someone he once considered a brother. To my Brother, From his Keeper is a novel about the sacred bond between brothers whether related through DNA, or Loyalty.

Here is an 8 1/2 x 11 large text version of We Believe In Angels Nine. Thanks, Daniel

Private Investigator Doyce Whisanant is drawn into a strange, seething underworld of alien farming communes, wrestling evangelists and chainsaw castrations. A prequel to Doyce's adventures in “Book Bastard,” “Wigglers” is a psychedelic journey into the fevered mind of our intrepid, opinionated hero along his trek into the South's weirdest subcultures. Volume Two of the Whisanant Mythos.