Kirjahaku

A maverick Prophet and his descendents reset humanity's evolutionary clock by rescuing a new human species from annihilation. Subsequently, Aiden the Androgyne assists Matron the biological AI supercomputer to reset the universe into a new configuration as their final act before time itself comes to an end. The Xerses Chronicles is a futuristic Sci-Fi thriller series set with mystical undertones.

Set in the 25th century, Bodekka: Daughter of Lutor continues the story of Lutor: Prophet of the New Age. This is the second volume in the Xerses Chronicles Trilogy.Humankind is on an evolutionary journey. Lutor is the first Prophet sent to the new species Homo Sapiens Novus. Both he and his progeny belong to a yet more advanced experimental species - Homo Sapiens Provectus.Bodekka soon acknowledges that she must leave her previous role as a small-town librarian - if she is to fulfill her destiny.With humanity spiraling out of control, she acts on Queen Ariadne's advice, and undertakes full military officer training. After exploring other avenues, Bodekka establishes that she can only bring humankind back on course when she begins to utilize her full feminine powers.The storyline, which is full of twists and turns, brings Bodekka to life as a gritty yet also very warm and human individual. The plot also introduces her fraternal twins Boas and Qila, who form the backbone of the third volume in this series. Toward the end of the book, the story also offers excerpts from Bodekka's mystical teachings, drawn from her mission in later years.

Boas and Qila: The Twins, accompanied by their partners Sula and Pol, travel to the nearer star systems in the Sirius sector, promoting their grandfather Lutor, and their mother Bodekka's work. Most colonists accept the way forward, others categorically refuse, and so firm corrective measures must be taken. The many hidden dangers almost cost them their lives. Their offspring Zac and Meghan herald the beginning of the New Age. They are among the first generation of humans who do not call any single star system home.Following the layout of previous volumes, the twins offer excerpts of their family's humanitarian and mystical teachings.

A gripping World War II story featuring an intrepid young rebel sentenced to death for defending his homeland. Against all the odds, he escapes using his love of music and his accordion in this inspiring account. This astonishing memoir might have sprung from the imagination of a Hollywood screenwriter. It is, in reality, one man's true-life chronicle.