Horned Jack: The Early Years

Literature & Fiction

Williamson, M. R.

Genre Fiction

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Munford is a small town with big problems. A car-jacking ring steals anything with wheels. Cattle are found mutilated. Strange sounds and lights rattle the night sky. And a huge creature with red eyes is going around attacking people. But Munford is also a town with a shapeshifting deputy sheriff named Jack. He's a Nephilim-a Watcher-who uses his powers to protect the townsfolk. On the surface, he's quite a nice-looking young man with a family. He has a pit bull named Banjo. But he also has Woo, a little bat-girl who can "see" things he can't, and an adviser who's a shaman. And when Jack's eyes turn red, criminals beware. Even those in the government. Even those who come from...outer space.

Horned Jack: Never Say Never

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

My novels are strictly English folklore set in thirteenth century England, about the time of Richard, 'The Lion-hearted'. The Pragamore Chronicles tells you of the life of a young half -elfin raised in the world of men, and then introduced to a world very few men would come to know. This life-changing event comes about after learning his grandfather, who died before he was born, was actually a great and powerful wizard. Encouraged by his grandmother, and a White Wizard named Krypendorf, Richard Alvis embarks on a journey that will change his life, and the lives of countless others forever. He will learn that dragons are not the evil beasts the world of men would have you believe, faeries come in many sizes and demeanors, and the power of life and death is often wielded by those who least deserve it...

Pragamore-A New Beginning: Book One of the Pragamore Chronicles

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Faerie tales and dragon scales were scarce yet still could be found back in the days past the Lionheart's ways long after Excalibur was laid down.A story was told of a young man so bold as to face a dragon in his own cave. Yet the beast that beheld him did naught to dispell him and let the young man go his own way.A waxing spell had been spun through the dragon's own tongue and the odor of the beast was pine and moss. It beckoned and pleaded until the raven's call was heeded. The young man then journeyed into a world nearly lost... *** Richard now continues his journey as he seeks the fourth promise made to his grandfather. The 'way' to Krypendorf's castle was not shown to him by map or even by given word. When asked about Maidenhead, the gnome Yenwolk simply pointed to the old dragon Pandahar - a creature that had outlived most everyone there. Richard and Skylar's 'ride' castle starts a journey that will create friends, make enemies, and cultivate an increased interest in Richard's quest. Book II will take you on a ride through mysterious castles, the isles of Wermod, and introduce you to a green wizard from another land. In mastering his fear of dragons and the teachings of Krypendorf, Richard searches for the killer of his grandfather, but in doing so, he only learns of the return of an old nemesis - Laphidius Monks. Stay with Richard and Skylar learn of this new world as well as of each other. Be there when they discover the Wingmasters and the Legend of Paethraile. Hold to the adventure, and look on toward Book III - The Portal Stone - Reture of Laphidius Monks. Read - Learn - Discover M. R. Williamson

Krypendorf - The Fourth Lesson: Book Two of the Pragamore Chronicles

Fantasy

A normal life was all that soldier Johnny Tremain ever wanted. But laying wounded in the elephant grass deep in the jungles of eastern Vietnam, he saw a vision of a girl from his past, one whom he once loved. “Get up, Johnny,” she urged. “You’re not hurt,” she said. Quickly realizing this was no vision, Johnny struggled to his feet and followed her, hopefully toward Camp Holloway. Losing his strength, he passed out only to be brought back by the same, haunting voice. Those at Camp Holloway accredited Johnny’s survival to something angelic. But visions sometimes follow soldiers home, all the way back to the States. And the only way to escape back to normality is to confront them. . . . But how? Pro Se Productions proudly presents The Angel of Holloway by M. R. Williamson, the first in a series of digest novels set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, tales of love, loss, of war and the supernatural. Cover Photograph by Kimberly Richardson

The Angel of Holloway

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The Return of the Black Witch: Book Two: The Moleskin Cap

Children's Books

WolfSinger Publications

The Dark See: Book Three: The Moleskin Cap

Jack Shoultz, the red-eyed Nephilim who works as a deputy sheriff in rural Tennessee, takes on the meth trade and the child traffickers as he struggles with his inner demons. But he has help: a bat-girl who can see ahead for him and spot danger, and a mysterious lady in red with an agenda all her own. Meanwhile, the FBI has taken an interest in the Nephilim, or Horned Jack, and threatens to put an end to his activities. For Horned Jack, if it isn't one thing, it's another.

Horned Jack: The Nephilim Chronicles

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