Kirjahaku

The only reason anyone went out was to buy drinks in town. The tide of cans was always in on the studio floor.With plenty of drugs, sex and rock and roll; The Ice Boat is a modern rock and roll odyssey.David Dee has almost got it; with a solicitor girlfriend, a job, a flat and a band in London, he almost has the happiness he has worked for all his life. His reluctance to compromise takes him away from London to disaster in Rio de Janeiro and on to surreal adventure and self-discovery in Amsterdam.Includes Chapter One of both the occult thriller Ordo Lupus and the Temple Gate AND Too Bright the Sun.Volume II is now available on Amazon.Buy Volume I and II together in one book, The Ice Boat 2 in 1, to make a great saving Also available in paperback and Kindle version, both on Amazon.comDRM-Free formats (epub, SonyReader - LRF, Kindle .mobi, Palm Doc PDB, PDF, RTF and Plain d104) at smashwords.com/books/view/70794

The newspaper headlines all asked the same question; Is James Brennan the new Messiah?Roy Lindermann's, MP for a ruling Liberal Party in crisis, is left a Top Secret folder by his dead friend Dustin Hislop. Investigating the folder's contents, he begins to unravel the story of James Brennan, writer, philosopher and 21st Century Prophet, who the terrified Government put on trial for Treason.Brennan has been under house arrest for years, his only communication with the outside world a soundless, live broadcast on TV every night from captivity. Now the transmissions have suddenly stopped. Fearing a conspiracy, Lindermann aims to find out if James is still alive.As his investigation deepens, Roy becomes ensnared in a hidden world of intelligence, counter-intelligence, murder and deceit, which goes right to the top of Government.This enthralling and thought-provoking thriller, set in the world of seedy London politics, has a subtle twist which will not fail to make even the most jaded of political thriller fans smile.Fans of The Shawshank Redemption or One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest will enjoy this thriller.Includes Chapter One of Ordo Lupus and the Temple Gate.

The Abba-like cleanness of Stockholmwas getting to him. He wanted to pissagainst a wall.With plenty of drugs, sex and rock and roll; The Ice Boat is a modern pop-culture odyssey.David Dee has almost got it; with a solicitor girlfriend, a job, a flat and a band in London, he almost has the happiness he has worked for all his life. His reluctance to compromise takes him away from London to disaster in Rio de Janeiro and on to surreal adventure and self-discovery in Amsterdam.Includes Chapter One of both the occult thriller Ordo Lupus and the Temple Gate AND Too Bright the Sun.Volume I is available on Amazon.Buy Volume I and II together in one book, The Ice Boat 2 in 1, to make a great saving Both are available in paperback and Kindle version on Amazon.com and DRM-Free formats (epub, SonyReader - LRF, Kindle .mobi, Palm Doc PDB, PDF, RTF and Plain d104) at smashwords.com/books/view/70790

Get both Volume I and Volume II of The Ice Boat in one book at an incredible saving The Abba-like cleanness of Stockholm was getting to him. He wanted to piss against a wall.With plenty of drugs, sex and rock and roll; The Ice Boat is a modern rock and roll odyssey.Dave has almost got it all; with a rock star lifestyle, romance and a nice flat in London, he almost has the happiness he has worked for all his life. But his reluctance to compromise in love takes him away from London to disaster in Rio de Janeiro. Losing his identity, and his heart, to a scheming Brazilian siren, he manages to evade the corrupt music biz sharks and ends up living with three prostitutes in Amsterdam.This book navigates the seedy underbelly of the music world like a nuclear submarine; magic mushrooms, cocaine, romantic pornography, pop culture freaks, toilet sex, public sex and laughing in the face of death all put in a glimmering appearance in this edgy, international road thriller. Full of suspense and unresolved emotions, The Ice Boat is a real 20th Century odyssey that will have you laughing and crying. Somewhere between Ken Kesey or Jack Kerouac's On the Road and Nick Kent's Apathy for the Devil, it's like a kind of two fingers up to those who mock real creativity and innocence in the performing arts.

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine. I, Zosimyache, mercenary of ancient Greece, wrote this.I once asked Omacron what time seemed like for one who had survived for so long in a tumultuous world."Time is meaningless," he said."Then, what does have meaning?" I asked."Memory."This, then, is the story, as recalled by me and those few Rememberers who survived the last war on Earth.- from The Garden, final chapter of Volume 15: The Sea of Lost Intentions A cup wrought at Earth's birth, the Holy Grail is brought to Atlantis but lost. Memory is strangely affected, making people forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction. But the eight Rememberers, Tantor, bastard son of Prince Tuma, Omacron (sometimes called Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom), Subrisa, (sometimes called Sabrina, Bri, Brina) and five others struggle through seven lives to find the Holy Grail and the Key, which together can generate enormous power, a power that can heal Earth. From the author: This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub.Another way to view it is like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually, you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots. It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives. Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following periods, genres and story starting points: Green - Alternative History: Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History: A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military: 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi: A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History: A slave fights to save a Princess on post-apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi: A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance: The last human wakes up on a spaceship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going? Categories: Romance, revenge, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine.I, Zosimyache, mercenary of ancient Greece, wrote this.I once asked Omacron what time seemed like for one who had survived for so long in a tumultuous world."Time is meaningless," he said."Then, what does have meaning?" I asked."Memory."A cup wrought at Earth's birth, the Holy Grail is brought to Atlantis but lost.Memory is strangely affected, making people forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction.But two souls, Omacron (sometimes called Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom) and Subrisa, (sometimes called Sabrina, Bri, Brina), begin to remember and start their struggle through seven lives to find the Holy Grail and the Key that that can trigger the Grail's terrible power, a power that can heal Earth.From the author: This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub.Another way to view it is like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually, you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots.It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives.Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following periods, genres and story starting points: Green - Alternative History: Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History: A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military: 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi: A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History: A slave fights to save a Princess on post-apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi: A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance: The last human wakes up on a spaceship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going?Categories: Romance, revenge, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine. The Hole Inside the Earth is a multi-genre tale, spanning from the ancient past to the far future, whose genre strands gradually converge into an epic battle to save Earth. See further down page for the list of genres and colours. A gravitational rip has torn Earth's history apart; seven fragments in which two souls, Omacron and Subrisa (Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom, Sabrina, Bri, Brina), struggle to find each other and save the Earth. Memory is strangely affected, making people forget; forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction. The myths of Atlantis and the Holy Grail, as well as War and Time Travel, all get new interpretations in this epic adventure. This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub. Another way to view it is as like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots. It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives. Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following genres: Green - Alternative History Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History A slave fights to save a Princess on post apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance The last human wakes up on a space ship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going? Note: Due to a slight oversight on my part, for the transition phase between Part 1 and 2 (Chapter 6 and 7) it is best to read in the following order if you are reading more than one colour (this is taken care of if you read Volume 6 and 7): Green, Yellow, Orange, Violet, Indigo, Red, Blue. Categories: Romance, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine. The Hole Inside the Earth is a multi-genre tale, spanning from the ancient past to the far future, whose genre strands gradually converge into an epic battle to save Earth. See further down page for the list of genres and colours. A gravitational rip has torn Earth's history apart; seven fragments in which two souls, Omacron and Subrisa (Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom, Sabrina, Bri, Brina), struggle to find each other and save the Earth. Memory is strangely affected, making people forget; forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction. The myths of Atlantis and the Holy Grail, as well as War and Time Travel, all get new interpretations in this epic adventure. This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub. Another way to view it is as like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots. It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives. Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following genres: Green - Alternative History: Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History: A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military: 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi: A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History: A slave fights to save a Princess on post apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi: A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance: The last human wakes up on a space ship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going? Note: Due to a slight oversight on my part, for the transition phase between Part 1 and 2 (Chapter 6 and 7) it is best to read in the following order if you are reading more than one colour (this is taken care of if you read Volume 6 and 7): Green, Yellow, Orange, Violet, Indigo, Red, Blue. Categories: Romance, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine. The Hole Inside the Earth is a multi-genre tale, spanning from the ancient past to the far future, whose genre strands gradually converge into an epic battle to save Earth. See further down page for the list of genres and colours. A gravitational rip has torn Earth's history apart; seven fragments in which two souls, Omacron and Subrisa (Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom, Sabrina, Bri, Brina), struggle to find each other and save the Earth. Memory is strangely affected, making people forget; forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction. The myths of Atlantis and the Holy Grail, as well as War and Time Travel, all get new interpretations in this epic adventure. This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub. Another way to view it is as like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots. It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives. Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following genres: Green - Alternative History: Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History: A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military: 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi: A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History: A slave fights to save a Princess on post apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi: A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance: The last human wakes up on a space ship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going? Note: Due to a slight oversight on my part, for the transition phase between Part 1 and 2 (Chapter 6 and 7) it is best to read in the following order if you are reading more than one colour (this is taken care of if you read Volume 6 and 7): Green, Yellow, Orange, Violet, Indigo, Red, Blue. Categories: Romance, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine. The Hole Inside the Earth is a multi-genre tale, spanning from the ancient past to the far future, whose genre strands gradually converge into an epic battle to save Earth. See further down page for the list of genres and colours. A gravitational rip has torn Earth's history apart; seven fragments in which two souls, Omacron and Subrisa (Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom, Sabrina, Bri, Brina), struggle to find each other and save the Earth. Memory is strangely affected, making people forget; forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction. The myths of Atlantis and the Holy Grail, as well as War and Time Travel, all get new interpretations in this epic adventure. This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub. Another way to view it is as like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots. It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives. Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following genres: Green - Alternative History: Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History: A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military: 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi: A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History: A slave fights to save a Princess on post apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi: A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance: The last human wakes up on a space ship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going? Note: Due to a slight oversight on my part, for the transition phase between Part 1 and 2 (Chapter 6 and 7) it is best to read in the following order if you are reading more than one colour (this is taken care of if you read Volume 6 and 7): Green, Yellow, Orange, Violet, Indigo, Red, Blue. Categories: Romance, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel

Only the Vampire Priests understand the Blood Moon Prophecy: "A drop of His blood fills the cup and brings the Blood Moon Dawn.""Lots of cool action and drew me well in." - AHF Magazine. The Hole Inside the Earth is a multi-genre tale, spanning from the ancient past to the far future, whose genre strands gradually converge into an epic battle to save Earth. See further down page for the list of genres and colours. A gravitational rip has torn Earth's history apart; seven fragments in which two souls, Omacron and Subrisa (Omah, Omaya, Om, O'Mally, Tom, Sabrina, Bri, Brina), struggle to find each other and save the Earth. Memory is strangely affected, making people forget; forget wisdom, forget history, forget their faith, even eventually forget to drink water, bringing man to the brink of extinction. The myths of Atlantis and the Holy Grail, as well as War and Time Travel, all get new interpretations in this epic adventure. This tale is not entirely linear. It can best be likened to a wheel; you can choose a spoke and travel inward to the hub (Volumes), or you can explore each spoke in turn (Colours), travelling around the rim and moving gradually inward until you reach the hub. Another way to view it is as like a tree. You might choose one branch and travel toward the trunk, or you might jump gracefully from the tip of one branch to another, exploring the canopy of the tree, gradually spiralling inward. In either case, eventually you will reach the trunk and may even perceive its roots. It has been my experience that people's lives are not linear. Their journey is an inward one, to eventually meet other, sometimes the most unlikely, souls in a space that transcends time and space, indeed even lives. Consequently, you can read The Hole Inside the Earth by colour stream (red, yellow etc.) or by volume (which includes every colour in order). Indeed, even if you chose to read only one colour, you will still understand the story, although I recommend including Blue, which recaps the main elements of the other colours. The colour streams loosely correspond to the following genres: Green - Alternative History: Two Meso-American vampire princes seek the Holy Grail to save their race in AtlantisYellow - Alternative History: A vampire refugee from Ischian (alien) attack wanders from the desert in Ancient EgyptOrange - Military: 1947 race to recover the Nazi anti-gravity device 'Die Glocke' (The Bell) at the end of WW2Violet - Romance and Sci-fi: A couple try to negotiate a world where contaminated water makes people forget to drinkIndigo - Romance and Alternative History: A slave fights to save a Princess on post apocalyptic Earth, where books are currency and Floyd is godRed - Sci-fi: A quantum AI and Grand Master vanish in a chess match held to avoid war, leaving a detective stumpedBlue - Sci-fi and Romance: The last human wakes up on a space ship travelling away from Earth, but where is it going? Note: Due to a slight oversight on my part, for the transition phase between Part 1 and 2 (Chapter 6 and 7) it is best to read in the following order if you are reading more than one colour (this is taken care of if you read Volume 6 and 7): Green, Yellow, Orange, Violet, Indigo, Red, Blue. Categories: Romance, Sci-fi, Holy Grail, Atlantis, Vampires, Alternative History, Military, Distopia, Magic, Wicca, Shifter, Ancient Egypt, AI, Android, Creation Myth, WW2, Die Glocke, Plague, BDSM, Crime, Time Travel