Poseidon S Door

"You are in the city of Poseidon... eighty-five million years in Earth's past." Tom West was heading home to Silverton, Colorado on leave when a portal of massive power opened up and swallowed the train. The train came out the other side, 85 million years ago in the Cretaceous era. Poseidon's door turned out to be one way with new arrivals daily from across the universe and multiple timelines. There was a thousand year old society already here of aliens and humans called the Kingdom of Poseidon ruled by Queen Talia. They attempt to blend in when an old nemesis shows up in pursuit of the Trident of Poseidon that turns out to be real. Turns out the gods were aliens and the trident was an advanced piece of technology. Meanwhile a threat to the Queen emerges in Senator Remus and a power struggle ensues. Who will get the Trident first? Can the door be closed? Will they make it home?

When the marine archaeologist Dr. Jack Foster discovers an unknown place built like an antique city off the Gulf Coast of Florida, he soon realizes that he accidentally came across a triton-conspiracy aiming at taking over the world supremacy by creating a new nuclear catastrophe, worse than Fukushima. Quickly, Jack gets involved in the matter and unerstands that he has to take down the head of the conspirators. He gets on a journey that brings him to Berlin, to the Mont-St-Michel, to New York, Phoenix, and Las Vegas where the powers of the underworld are gathering for a final showdown. However, Jack is not alone. Fighting by his side are his best friend Tony, the attractive biologist Cat, a German professor, and, what is not always to his liking, his mother.

A second chance for Poseidon and her ex. There’s no doubt that Aurelia takes her position as Poseidon seriously, which includes hiring the right person for the job, even if that’s her ex. Katerina has always been determined to not let her heart get in the way of her career, so when she's given a chance to become a High Priestess, she knows she has to take it, even if it means her ex is now her boss. Will they take hold of the second chance the fates have offered them? - Council Of Poseidon takes inspiration from classic Greek mythology and puts a twist on the stories about Poseidon. This second-chance f/f romance can be read as a standalone and is part of the Queens of Olympus series.

This novel is a stand-alone story which takes two extraordinary characters and follows them as they, independently, begin to unravel some of the greatest mysteries of our universe. Their missions are dangerous, and they are all venturing into the unknown . . . and if they can uncover the secret to faster-than-light travel then new worlds will be at our fingertips. But innovation and progress are not always embraced by everyone. There is a saboteur at work. Different factions disagree about the best way to move forward. And the mysterious Watchkeepers are always watching.

The God of the Seas doesn’t believe in soul-love. He rules his kingdom with an iron fist. When whalers try to kill his creatures he lets his anger get the best of him. Saving the woman diver unleashes a chain of events and for once in his existence Poseidon doesn’t know how to cope with the strong-willed female who doesn’t think much of him. Soki can’t believe her luck. Determined to make her way in the world by using her brain she knows she doesn’t have the looks to attract men like the man who kissed her back to the land of the living. Passion and friendship are two things Poseidon never thought to encounter in a female, let alone a mortal human woman. A taste of Soki’s love is not enough and the God of the Seas will do all he can to convince her he’s worth dying for.

This collection of papers results from the 15th annual meeting of the African Literature Association which was held in Dakar, Senegal, and was the first such meeting to be held in Africa. Topics covered include approaches and literary theory, language and history, thematic analysis, and literature in the African Diaspora.

G. A. Gaskell’s Dictionary of the Sacred Language of All Scriptures and Myths, first published in 1923, examines several different aspects of religion, including examples from Ancient Egyptian religion and mythology to modern-day Christianity, providing explanations of gods, events, and symbols in alphabetical order. This is a perfect reference book for students of theology or the history of religion.

This volume presents sculptural finds made by the University of Chicago at Isthmia during their excavations from 1952 to 1967. Sculpture found by the UCLA team in excavations from 1967 onwards are published elsewhere (Isthmia VI). The finds range in date from the seventh century B.C. to third century A.D. but are mostly fragmentary objects of Roman date. The two most important works are the Archaic perirrhanterion (a large shallow bowl) from the sanctuary of Palaimon, and a cult statue group of Amphitrite and Poseidon on a base decorated with reliefs depicting the Calydonian board hunt and the slaughter of the Niobids.