The Other World is a light vs dark fantasy and Nadine and Will find themselves in the midst of a brewing storm where the elements of human nature and individual character captain the ship. Sail into the Other World and weather the tempest with these Edinbridge students if you can keep your head and find your courage. Otherwise one must follow Avaricis Bale as he tosses tradition and seeks to ride the tide and set the world adrift.

The Other World

Tudor Court is a romance of place and person, partly a humourous romp in British manners and tradition set in a traditional British country manor house and partly a serious run with the timeless human values most worthy of life. Tudor Court, having supported five hundred years of human history within her walls, stands as a classical example of the permanent. Elizabeth Fennington offers her Tudor Court guests, not as seems, occasion for furtherance of one’s position, power, and social status, rather opportunity for recognising what the good life truly means. Tudor Court and Elizabeth Fennington lucidly reflect the ancient Greek guide of good, truth, and beauty.

Tudor Court

The world needs help. To pierce the heart of evil requires character beyond a mere human strength. He will seek to bring justice back and seed justice where it has not been born. He asks for this strength. And the world begins to show a new face.

A Blast of Justice

Helena Madison’s powers of discernment involve her in intrigue on both sides of the Atlantic. Her adventures prove beyond those of many MI6 agents. Rapport with children and affinity for alliances with unique and surprising individuals guide Helena’s hazardous enterprises. Courage and strength of faith combine with her gift of discernment to help her face a formidable foe, reveal the deceptions and maleficence aimed at the West, avert disaster and vanquish evil.

Discerning

Reality and fantasy blend and heaven and earth meet while the protagonist Buzz Bergbe struggles with understanding where the meaning in life is. At the heights of financial success Bergbe has penetrated the echelons of power and politics and failed to find happiness. Only falling off the fast track by falling in love awakens him to life. Bergbe’s internal revelation causes a dangerous backlash from the external world where others having followed him count on him to be in their inner circle. As their world falls apart Bergbe’s life comes together.

In The Beginning