Warrior Coven

In the second novel of the Deathwatch series, an ancient pact is invoked, and the Deathwatch Space Marines must put aside their prejudices to battle alongside the alien eldar to protect the galaxy from an even greater menace.

What Dark Beast Lurks Within You? -Crucial weapon and equipment charts -Complete combat strategies and walkthroughs -Learn to leverage dynamic attacks of opportunity -Master new combat moves and special abilities -Character morphing system revealed -2 guides in one! Full guide included for Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade

In the heart of Southern Africa, the legacy of the legendary warrior Khomotso unfolds, beginning with a prophecy that marks him for greatness. Born with a distinctive white strand of hair and a prophetic mark, Khomotso discovers a forbidden tree that gifts him unimaginable powers, turning him into a symbol of strength and hope for his tribe. Fast forward to a new era, and Letago, Khomotso's descendant, inherits these extraordinary abilities. As the last surviving member of his family, Letago must defend the Mapedi tribe against earthly foes and supernatural threats, showcasing the unwavering determination of the African people to fight for freedom and justice. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Africa's diverse cultures and traditions, highlighting Letago's rise to power as he assumes his grandfather's throne in Polokwane. Yet, his challenges extend beyond earthly conflicts, introducing a cosmic convergence that unleashes intergalactic invaders, witches, and wizards. Guided by ancestral voices, Letago navigates political intricacies, forms alliances, and confronts unimaginable adversaries. Love blossoms amidst chaos as Letago finds a soulmate in Potego, a strong and wise woman from a neighboring tribe. Together, they embody symbols of unity, tirelessly working to unite their people against the dual threat of colonizers and cosmic invaders. Across 66 chapters, the novel weaves an intricate tapestry of unexpected alliances, shocking betrayals, and deep-seated secrets. "The African Warrior: New Generation" delves into Letago's evolution, where mastery over the elements becomes paramount. As he summons gusts of wind, bolts of lightning, and controls nature itself, the fate of his people teeters on the edge, hurtling towards a climactic conclusion. This culturally rich journey promises a thrilling blend of historical depth, supernatural intrigue, and a protagonist's unyielding quest for justice and unity. Join Letago as he grapples with the responsibility of his powers, offering readers a roller-coaster of emotions and a symbol of resilience against adversity. "The African Warrior: New Generation" is destined to be a bestseller, immersing readers in a potent mix of historical richness, supernatural excitement, and a hero's unwavering pursuit of justice.

Bound Away: Volume One By: LCDR John W. Hedegor, U.S. Navy (ret'd) In John Hedegor’s sci-fi series, the first volume tells of Drew’s journey to another world, another time. After seeking shelter in a barn from a storm, Drew wakes up to realize that although it is the same barn he went to sleep in, everything else has changed drastically. In Bound Away, where science is true, Drew cannot return home until he has fulfilled his mission.

For the first time in months, Rychard's life seemed to be going just as he had planned. Renny was back, his business was thriving, and the threat of Bertram Leary was put to an end. Why then is he waking up to gnomes in his bed? Betram Leary failed and now Aradhon must finish what the other man started. However, his ultimate goal is still the same - to steal the Guardian Sword from the human Warrior of the Way. Yet, how will accomplish that while turning Feather Lakes into a Gateway to the Nether for Prince Daketh? In The Warrior's Blade, third in the Warrior of the Way series, Rhychard Bartlett returns with Kree, the 300-pound coshey, Tryna, the two-and-a-half-foot ellyll, and Renny, his fiancé brought back to life to battle the dark elf who would turn Harbor City into a den of evil for the Void. Together, they join forces with the witches of the Cauldron Coven to protect their city and the residents of Feather Lakes.

Dark, High Fantasy campaign setting for the Dice & Glory tabletop RPG.

Discusses how young adult fiction offers new ways of thinking about climate change and definitions of citizenship. The Necessity of Young Adult Fiction argues that YA fiction helps us to think about some of most pressing problems of the twenty-first century by offering imaginative reconceptualizations about identity, nation, family, and the human relationship to the planet. Using examples from YA fiction that range from the Harry Potter series to Nnedi Okorafor's trilogy set in contemporary Nigeria, this book argues that the cultural work of YA fiction shapes readers perceptions, making them receptive to—and invested in—the possibility of positive social change. The novels examined could all be considered "fantastical," but they offer insights into the real world that all readers—and particularly young adult readers—might draw on in order to reimagine social structures and the well-being of the planet. The book is designed to bring readers into the conversation about how we might create cosmopolitan societies that are shaped around conversation and engagement rather than fear and isolation. Each of these novels, in different ways, illustrate the dangers inherent in fundamentalist visions of the world. Through its discussions about the relationships between reading and citizenship, monsters and families, the local and the global, The Necessity of Young Adult Fiction demonstrates that YA fiction is doing some of the most important and creative work in literature today.

Written by a Wiccan police officer and martial artist, "Wiccan Warrior" combines personal insights and real-life anecdotes with ritual, magick, energy work, meditation, self-examination, and self-discipline to show how to access the Warrior archetype within.