Bøger af Joe Bergeron

The heroes of the Vigil come under attack by a paranoid government. Scattered and on the run, each member must try to survive, reunite, and decide on a new role to play on a planet where small people wield big hammers to pound down a few very tall nails. Also, why has Valjhar Cor of the Space Mariners returned to Earth? And how will the rogue inventor Possum Perturbare react to being caught and imprisoned?Acts of the Vigil is the seventh novel of the Endurian Universe, and the second to feature the Vigil.

Cosmic Cat focuses on the mystery and beauty of the night sky and its effect on the imagination. The story concerns Maria, a little girl who finds herself removed from her city environment and brought to a place where her companions are mountains, trees, and the stars. Here she meets a strange blue kitten whose brief presence in her life forever changes the way she looks at the world around her.This is a story for all ages, good for reading to your kids, good for learning a little bit about astronomy. It features 42 pages of dazzling original artwork by award-winning artist Joe Bergeron.

John Avril retreats to the Rocky Mountains in search of a new start, a new ending, and a better way of being. He finds all that and more, including a power that brings hope to many, and fear, envy, and hatred to others. As the Sky Ranger, John's actions bring him into conflict with powerful men who will not accept being overshadowed by someone who does not fit into their concept of the world.

Leonard Ronar. Astronomer. Adventurer. Teacher. Exile.Asterope. Escaped slave. Student. Plaything of the Gods.The hero of "The Astronomer Who Didn't Like Magic" returns to battle the malignant gods of the world of magic. Discover why Ronar has been cast out of the world of Colibdis...and why he is so implacably determined to RETURN."The Astronomer Who Hated a God" is Joe Bergeron's sixth novel of the Endurian Universe, and the second to feature Leonard Ronar.

A wayward but rational-minded scientist faces mental and physical challenges when he finds himself on a planet dominated by magic, a world where many of Earth's ancient civilizations are preserved for some mysterious purpose. The first of a series set in the Endurian Universe, The Astronomer Who Didn't Like Magic is the story of Leonard Ronar, an astronomer whose notions of reality are threatened on the distant planet Colibdis, where magic reigns, and gods and sorcerers contest the fate of the universe. This is fantasy with a gloss of astronomy and quantum physics. Elements of horror may disqualify it for younger readers. This novel introduces one of the worlds prominent in the tale of the Endurian Universe. Later volumes in the series present the others. Eventually it all ties together to form a large and complex whole.