Kirjahaku

Suryakanta is a young horse trainer of the royal stables of the kingdom of Khasi during the time in ancient India of the great war depicted within The Mahabharata.This is his story and the story of the mysterious girl that falls into his care, Ananti, as they journey through the world of that great epic.Befreinded by Karna, one of the heros of Bharat, Suryakanta is invited to the magnificent city of the Kurus, Hastinapura, to train their horses in preparation for war - a war that looms ever closer as the conflict between the Kaurava and Pandava princes widens.Told from the side of Karna and the Kauravas to whom Surykanta gives his allegiance, The Asva Sani of Khasi presents a unique view of the fabled conflict, a view that challenges every aspect of previous belief. Surykanta's and Ananti's journey through the story is seeped in love but shadowed by impending tragedy as the years, the months and days draw ever closer to a devestating war. A story of boons and curses and broken promises that entwine the innocent's fates to those of the gods and demi gods incarnated in to the human realm.This is the first book of the series, 'Songs of Warriors, Chants of Freedom', and sets the scene for the further incarnations of the subsequent stories.

Nikolas Goffridr sets out from his native Halogaland to win new lands for his family in the Sudreya, the Southern Isles, late in the 9th century.Accompanied by the Giant, Njiall, his teacher in the arts of war and story teller of the trials of Odin, he encounters an unexpected ally in the Pict Druidess, Flachra. Together and with a beautiful Pict queen at his side, they forge a new kingdom of the Isles that reaches to the coasts of Eire and Pictland.In this rich story of the beginnings of an historic kingdom that has been referenced in the annals of the Irish monks and the Prse Edda of the Icelandic Vikings, the author strives for historical authenticity while weaving an almost supernatural tale of romance, war and treachery.This is the second book in the series, 'Songs of Warriors, Chants of Freedom' and represents the first incarnation of the series with a view into the third.

Woqini dances to the Sun every time the ceremony is held. He dances for his own spiritual development, and for the magical powers that may help him drive the hated white men from the plains.The Northern Cheyenne warrior finds his greatest allies with the Southern Cheyenne Dog Soldiers and a band of Lakota and together they set the plains of Colorado and Kansas alight in a blaze of vengaence after the cruel and devestating Sandy Creek massacre of their people. With the medicine man, Hotuawokomas and two women by his side at various stages of his campaign - the gentle Lakota, Kayaweta and the fierce Cheyenne, Komeha'e - Woqini's story is one of immeasurable bravery, of love, passion and heart breaking loss.The Sun Dancer is the third book in the series, 'Songs of Warriors, Chants of Freedom'.The author has strived for Historical authenticity in closely recounting the true story of a great but almost forgotten warrior and the Cheyenne tribe's role in the Indian wars that followed on from the American Civil War.This is the story of the second incarnation in the series with a further view into the third.

The only thing that is clear to Marcus as he sets out for India is that he is being called and has been called to the path since his early childhood.The Road to Ndawo is the fourth book in the series, 'Songs of Warriors, Chants of Freedom', and is compiled of a series of stories drawn on the author's life, including the mystic visions that propel him on his quest for truth and freedom.It is not only the story of his journey into the unknown in meetings with various masters but is the story of his relationship with a woman, Bia, to whom he appears karmically tied over the span of many lifetimes, beginning with their meeting in Khasi in ancient India.The Road to Ndawo will challenge many pre-conceptions of what is normally accepted by science yet increasingly embraced by the fringes of that same discipline as it delves into the deepest mysteries that we, as humans, may face - about life and death, about love and re-incarnation and the deepest of realisations.As such, this book includes the third, fourth and fifth incarnations of the series.