The Master of the Mysteries watches the comings and goings in the city of Barrow and on the other planes of Elsewhen and sometimes intervenes

Barrow

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Deakins, John

Fantasy

Roc+

Under the Thousand Stars

Sellers, Greg

Wilder_Publications

In the face of modern commentators, who don't even believe that a Hebrew exodus took place, this commentary focuses on the truth of that exodus in the Word of God. The Biblical account will be treated as truthful and correct. It's meant for the fundamental Christian. We will follow the Israelites from Mt. Horeb to their final overrunning of Palestine and their incomplete genocide of the Canaanites. .

Taking of the Promised Land: A Believer's Guide to the Books of Numbers, Deuteronomy, and Joshua

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Independently published

The harmless Old Man, a street teacher to slum children, struggles to maintain his humanity. He is more than he seems. His age is in the thousands; his magical power is the highest. Behind his innocent face, he experiments with Barrow's citizens' lives. Will they do better because of his manipulations, proving his superiority? Will they struggle to success unaided, proving the value of their humanity, and his? Adrift in timeless, spaceless Elsewhen, can Barrow's very universe survive?   First, however, there is the matter of another insane master magician, bent on destroying the Old Man and leveling the city. Then, there is the metalorganic monster in the swamp who finds humans a convenient food. Thieves and smugglers try to overwhelm the city watch, as tensions between the city's diverse populations threatens civil war. With destructive magic as everyday as shop- keeping, can the Prince unify the city before it tears itself apart. Will the Old man's manipulative magic help, or will it only reveal the far greater sorcerous danger forming beyond the horizon?  A heart of magic and adventure beats in the city by the Wat River. Open its doors and enter, but keep one hand on your coin and one on your sword.

Wilder Pubns Ltd

Ripped from his homeland to become the companion of an English spy, a young Native American of the Pequod tribe is thrust into the turbulent world of a Europe staggering under the impact of the Ring of Fire. His newfound Christianity is shaken by the loss of his master and a life-threatening injury. Following after his Mennonite friends, he goes to the time-displaced American town of Grantville and is overwhelmed by culture shock.He decides to return to the New World as a missionary. Only half a dozen warring powers and thousands of miles of ocean can block him, until he’s almost stopped by an unexpected event; love. A storm, a baby, a near-shipwreck, and a timely rescue finally see him back in his homeland. Now, all he has to do is to reach for his dreams.

A Red Son Rises in the West (Ring of Fire)

Sakalaucks, Herb

Science Fiction

Eric Flint's Ring of Fire Press

Eliezer and Arrow St. Clair have established a homestead and forge on the Hudson, near West Point. An exiled Mohawk youth, Green-Star-Passes, takes refuge with them, along with his companion Willow Branch, an escaped Susquehannock slave-woman.The once-distant troubles of the region come home when the nearby Dutch colony of New Amsterdam erupts in a civil war. Eliezer and Arrow decide to resettle in Mohawk country, leaving the forge to Green-Star-Passes and Willow Branch. A grueling boat-trip upstream delivers Eliezer, Arrow, and their three children to Mohawk country, where Eliezer impresses the Mohawks with his metal-working and crossbows, Then smallpox erupts, and Eliezer and Arrow must fight the growing epidemic in the face of hostility from powerful shamans. Nor is disease the only danger threatening the Iroquois, who must also deal with expanding white settlement and new technology. Eliezer and Arrow St. Clair have found a home with the Mohawks, but the future remains uncertain for all of them

A Red Son:: Not Without Honor (Ring of Fire)

1632. Inc.

Time Enough 1777

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