Banthom

Phillip Parker and Franky Lake are college professors from small-town Michigan, and yet, their lives take a dark turn when they head to Dublin, Ireland, to investigate the murder of two children they suspect died at the hands of a malicious entity. With the help of parapsychologist Dr. Timothy Huffman, they must unravel the secret of Lord Banthom. Banthom was a seventeenth century witch and world renowned Satanist. The murders took place in the house that once belonged to him, and returning to the scene is the professors’ only hope of finding the truth. Their investigation takes a sinister turn when they discover evil forces stronger than they could have imagined. A malevolent presence has emerged and, with the aid of a homicidal maniac, it seeks only to kill the innocent in search of a lost treasure—one that could tip the scales of ultimate power. This battle between the righteous and wicked unfolds across two continents with the fate of the entire human race hanging in the balance. Parker, Lake, and Huffman are now the world’s only defense against a dark creature that seeks nothing but destruction.

It is 1987 in the college town of Parksville. Professor Phillip Parker is doing his best to muddle through what has become a very mundane life. But as he dismisses his class for another day, Parker has no idea that his childhood friend and local police captain, Kip Gillmore, is witnessing a scene unlike anything he has ever seen in his fifteen years in law enforcement. Two high school students have sadly become victims of a satanic sacrifice inside the gates of the Parksville cemetery. Soon, Gillmore and Parker decide to partner to investigate the crime and confront an evil entity that has made its home in Parksville. With help from a priest and a studentboth connected to the town through long heritagethey work to banish the evil. But as voices urge a psychopath to continue killing, the men realize that Parkvilles past may hide too many dark secrets. While the body count and danger continue to grow, Parker and Gillmore cannot help but wonder if they are too late to stop an evil one with an unrelenting need to feed. In this terrifying tale of horror, a police captain and college professor work together to eliminate an evil presence from their town before it murders more innocent victims.

Argues that anyone--anthropologist, psychologist, or policeman--who uses what people say to find out what people think had better know how speech itself is organized.

It is 1998 when a young woman driving on a snowy Michigan road accidentally hits what appears to be the dead body of a child—until the corpse seemingly comes alive, just as a hand reaches up from behind the woman and grabs her throat. After Shannon White’s parents summon the police to look for her, all they find is her abandoned car with her purse in the front seat and the key in the ignition. Meanwhile Professor Franky Lake, Police Captain Hazel Cowan, and the rest of the team are focused on locating Professor Phillip Parker who has been missing since the murder of Banthom. What they do not know is that Parker is on the run from an evil beast who has special plans for him. As Lake, Cowan, and the others face dark forces they fear are far more dangerous than anything they have ever faced, they must brave the brutal Michigan winter while searching for the missing. But can they successfully battle the demonic forces that snatch innocent victims and find their companions before it is too late? In the chilling conclusion to the Fritz saga, a police captain, professor, and their team must stop evil forces before they destroy the entire town of Parksville.

Beginning in 1895, includes the Proceedings of the East India Association.

Beginning in 1895, includes the Proceedings of the East India Association.

Beginning Apr. 1895, includes the Proceedings of the East India Association.