Shades Of Chaos

A chronicle about Cerryl, the White Chaos wizard, shows his growth through love and his steady assumption of power in the magicians guild of Fairhaven

A wanderer. An outcast. A Queen. Against the customs of the land, Kigal is amongst the few still willing to bury the dead. It is a life that has left her wandering, without friend or home, but she spreads her message of justice for the deceased wherever she can. However, when targeted by those who loathe her, she narrowly escapes execution and tumbles into the Underworld. There Kigal is met with the impossible: the souls of the dead proclaiming her as their goddess, fated to be Queen of the Underworld. Hurled into a world beyond her imagining, clashing with seductive gods and bringing demons to heel, she must fight to bring justice to the forgotten dead. Yet as an ancient evil rises in the Land of the Living, Kigal must not only fight for the lives of those who sought her ruin, but for their very souls. This omnibus edition contains all four full-length novellas by Eli Hinze, packed with demons, monsters, gods and goddesses, ancient lore, and more. If you're a fan of intrigue of mythic proportions, struggles for justice, enemies-to-lovers, and a lot of heart, then the Queen of Shades series is for you.

This is a re-publication of the work of Charles-François Dupuis (1742 - 1809) who wrote this book in 1795 (French). It was translated into English in 1872. Dupuis argued that Christianity was an amalgamation of various ancient mythologies and that Jesus was a mythical character. He argued also that Jewish and Christian scriptures could be interpreted according to the solar pattern, e.g. the Fall of Man in Genesis being an allegory of the hardship caused by winter, and the resurrection of Jesus an allegory for the growth of the sun's strength in the sign of Aries at the spring equinox. He relates the various poems of Hercules and Bacchus to the position of the sun in the zodiac. Purpose od the republication is to contribute to the spiritual enlightenment of man and to keep its information alive.

The dissolution of marriage is unfortunate, at times uexpected and often uncivilized. Yet there are some strategies to ensure that the departure from a relationship remains as amicable as possible, making certain that your integrity and dignity remain intact. While reading the book, Going Back to the Name My Daddy Gave Me, you will find that there are times we must go backwards in order to successfully move forward. You will learn the keys necessary to divorce like a grown-up. In this book you will discover the secret life of reclaimed strength, undisturbed joy and redefined purpose. There is certainly an art to making a graceful exit.