Kirjahaku

The exciting sequel to "Stolen Identity," the story of a stolen boy and his beloved "stepbrother" growing into manhood and bringing their two families together. Now, they discover they have some unfinished business to take care of and some very unpleasant people to deal with. This gripping tale follows these young men and their families through Britain, Ireland and Slovenia as they attempt to put an end to the tragedies that brought them all together in the first place.

In the year 1500, Portugal and Spain are competitors in the colonization of the New World and the slave trade in West Africa. Father Martim Rodrigo was appalled when he discovered-upon his return to Portugal at the end of his long career as a parish priest in Africa-how widespread slave trading had become.He was even more anxious about what he knew of the future-as described to him by a former parishioner who had travelled back to Father Rodrigo's time from the distant future. But Rodrigo had an idea. He still possessed the broken time machine used by his late parishioner. Could the machine be repaired? Could he convince the three Gambian sisters who worked for him to use the machine and travel back in time to put a stop to the Europeans? Stay tuned

Whatever happened to the famous (some say notorious) Parisian alchemist, Nicolas Flamel? Did he really invent a time machine and live forever? Well, what you're about to read is a recently discovered trove of his writings. Flamel describes how he and his wife Perenelle Flamel modified a nautical navigation device known as a spherical astrolabe and turned it into a device for navigating the interstices of time. The descriptions of his 16th century visits to West Africa, Brazil, the Caribbean and England are nothing short of astonishing.