Bøger af Christopher Cleveland

Many thousand years ago, Egypt experienced a pivotal change in history. The Romans came and annexed it into their larger empire. But had you ever known the truth behind why the Romans were fated to enslave the people of Egypt? Anen, a champion of the gods of Egypt, has revealed the truth within the pages of this story. Behold the perception of the gods told within.

Theodora is a private detective for the police department in Urania, Utah (named when a vein of uranium made it prosperous). Her career as a detective has been largely uneventful until she is handed a case of fourteen missing who have never been found. As she investigates, she discovers a past filled with tragedy, vengeance, and bloodshed as Theodora uncovers a monster the townspeople of Urania helped create even before she even came to live. Worst of all, she discovers that several of the people she knew (and all of the missing) were more involved in creating this beast than anyone would care to admit. Can she save the missing without opening a Pandora's that could ruin Urania by dividing its townspeople or will angry mobs hang her for uncovering a part of their past many people hope would remain buried? At the center of it all is one man with an unusual dream whose part in the town becomes clearer and clearer as the investigation intensifies.

Three years have passed since Detective Theodora discovered a psychopath yearning for the power of the Minotaur in her hometown of Urania, Utah. In Salt Lake, she already had a new case of a crazy old man who believed his son would kill him and mate with his mother. But not all is as it seems as Theodora realizes that the case file comes with cover-ups, possible bribes, and a web of deceit deeper than anything she had ever seen before.

When Anen, the man who would become the wandering sorcerer of long life in Egypt, began his journeys he was a mortal man. Now, with Set freed from the chains that bound him for countless millennia, Lord Re of the sun has commanded Anen with a single charge to compensate. He must protect the young Horus, reduced to a mortal child in form, across a journey of untold perils which wait to consume them both. But as he recounts the journey he traversed with Horus, so too does a new journey and a new charge begin when he encounters a child not unlike him in affiliation with the magic powers. How are these two journeys connected and of what significance does Anen's past hold for his future? Will he find his way even as he recounts the tale of his perilous journey with Horus or will he be forever lost in his unnaturally long life. The answers, lie within.

The Demigod Coalition has been winning victory after victory without end in sight in their crusade to overthrow the rule of the Titans over mankind. But when the Titan King orders his finest general, the Titan Atlas, to enter the battlefield it threatens to tip the scales so far back that the Coalition may soon end in even worse shape than it was when Martha, daughter of Zeus, first joined its ranks nearly two years before.

Continuing on the journeys proscribed to him by the king of Egyptian gods Re, Anen has agreed to perform the ultimate act of loyalty. He must journey with Horus and Re into the Egyptian underworld, the Duat, and serve as their first line of defense against the demons that dwell within. As Anen reflects whilst training the son of Ares Anaklusmos, he must channel all his power to facing the hordes of darkness whilst struggling to maintain his own sanity as he travels the Twelve Houses of the Duat, a mortal comprehending the greatest power his people ever helped give life and breath to.

Examining the influence of Thomas Aquinas and his followers upon the seventeenth century Puritan theologian John Owen, this book breaks new ground in exploring the impact of medieval thought upon Reformed scholasticism.