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Keepers of the Stone Book One: Outcast by Andrew Anzur Clement Pdf
A trained killer. A demonic Order. A jewel that could change the course of history. Malka and Stas have found have already found themselves unwilling allies once, protecting a fantastical stone from the designs of the Urumi's demonic Order. Little do they know that was only the beginning....The last in a Sect of fanatical thieves, Malka has sacrificed everything to protect the object she carries. Having become its unwitting guardian, she is forced to flee British India for the American West. Her immediate goal? Keep the Urumi's dark Order off her trail and avoid being taken into the ranks of its enslaved members. But - even with her supernatural powers and the aid of a mysterious shapeshifter - doing so will prove tougher than she could've possibly imagined. Stas is about to go on a journey of his own. The courageous son of a refugee learns he is being sent home to a continent he has never visited. Unknown to him, the Order of the Urumi has it's own plans for Stas. He is about to embark on his most dangerous adventure yet.... Trapped in unfamiliar parts the globe and thrust into a fantasy world they do not understand, Stas and Malka struggle to find allies. Battle the Urumi. And uncover their path to the stone's cataclysmic final purpose. Whether they know it or not, their most epic quest has just begun.... The Keepers of the Stone fantasy trilogy is a soul-searching, action-packed adventure that will keep you guessing from its middle-of-the-action opening, right up until the end. If you enjoy epic fantasy adventures, don't miss this trilogy of expansive proportions that tests the limits of our potential. Buy your copy today, or try a free sample. Praise for Keepers of the Stone : "Keepers of the Stone is a first effort for author Clement and lucky for us there are more to come... this well-written, fast paced, intriguing... story wove fantasy with real history. In addition, the Polish history here was new to me, which gave the story real depth. Starting the story in the middle of action is always a winner in my book, and the characters of Malka and Liza were deftly handled. The book is a keeper! I'd like to see it sitting on my bookshelf---quite frankly. Kudos Sir Clement!"- Catherine Lanigan, New York Times bestselling author. Tags for Keepers of the Stone Book One: Outcast -Young adult historical epic fantasy quest-Action & Adventure-Shapeshifters & Demons-British Empire-South Asia-Wild West-Switzerland & Europe-19th century
Keepers of the Stone Book 1 by Andrew Anzur Clement Pdf
In a far corner of the British Empire, a mysterious girl gallops away on a horse, fleeing for her life. Malka has sacrificed everything to protect an all-powerful stone from falling into the hands of the malevolent Urumi. Raised by a Sect of thieves, the girl is a trained killer. But will her lethal skills be enough to defeat the Shadow Warriors and their superhuman abilities? The fate of the stone may depend on Stas, a courageous boy from a country that is not on any map. Nell, his friend since childhood, has been caught up in the Dark Order's evil designs. The young outcasts must confront demons, real and imagined, with the help of mystical new allies. Their journey will take them to distant lands and change their lives forever.
Outcast Keepers of the Stone Book One (an Historical Epic Fantasy Adventure) by Andrew Anzur Clement Pdf
A trained killer. A demonic Order. A jewel that could change the course of history. Malka and Stas have found have already found themselves unwilling allies once, protecting a fantastical stone from the designs of the Urumi's demonic Order. Little do they know that was only the beginning.... The last in a Sect of fanatical thieves, Malka has sacrificed everything to protect the object she carries. Having become its unwitting guardian, she is forced to flee British India for the American West. Her immediate goal? Keep the Urumi's dark Order off her trail and avoid being taken into the ranks of its enslaved members. But - even with her supernatural powers and the aid of a mysterious shapeshifter - doing so will prove tougher than she could've possibly imagined. Stas is about to go on a journey of his own. The courageous son of a refugee learns he is being sent home to a continent he has never visited. Unknown to him, the Order of the Urumi has it's own plans for Stas. He is about to embark on his most dangerous adventure yet.... Trapped in unfamiliar parts the globe and thrust into a fantasy world they do not understand, Stas and Malka struggle to find allies. Battle the Urumi. And uncover their path to the stone's cataclysmic final purpose. Whether they know it or not, their most epic quest has just begun.... The Keepers of the Stone fantasy trilogy is a soul-searching, action-packed adventure that will keep you guessing from its middle-of-the-action opening, right up until the end. If you enjoy epic fantasy adventures, don't miss this trilogy of expansive proportions that tests the limits of our potential.
A beautiful outcast woman in a passionate epic of prehistoric America--the sequel to The Mammoth Stone. The legend of the powers of the mammoth stone continues with the torrid ostracizing of Maya, the Shaman and keeper of the stone. An intensely dramatic and highly erotic story set in the prehistoric American Southwest.
"Just as there is a force of good that binds the universe together, there is an opposite one. This force has no morals, no conscience, no thought for anything but its own well-being and its own desires. It is evil in its purest form, and it seeks the power in your Stones, a power that can be used equally for greatness that is good or bad. This evil will thwart you at every turn in your attempts to fulfil the Prophecy. Do not ever let your guard down."Two worlds.Five Stone Keepers.Two conflicting prophecies. The Stone Keepers have been lied to, kidnapped and now forced into hiding. Yet they have also found help in unexpected places and made new, if unconventional, friends. But time is running out. They are scattered across Earth and Tartha and must find one another by the Day of the Ealorin Sun if they are to defeat their enemies and complete the Prophecy of Arithnar. Book Three of the "Stone Keepers" trilogy. Ages 9-13.Book One: Stone Keepers - The ChosenBook Two: Stone Keepers - The Lodihr
AI-FREE! 100% certified organic author-created content. No artificial intelligence was used in the making of this book. "Brilliant romance"–Tanya Anne Crosby, New York Times bestselling author From USA Today bestselling author Glynnis Campbell...A broken Scots warrior believes nothing can mend the wounds of war until a young lass stumbles into his cottage and heals him with the most magical power of all--love. Lachlan Mar, a disfigured and broken Scots warrior, doesn't believe anything can mend the wounds of war until Alisoune Hay, a brilliant and beautiful young lass, stumbles into his cottage and his life, healing his hurt and his heart with the most magical power of all–love. THE OUTCAST Origin Novella for Scottish Lasses Meet the lasses in the world of Mary Queen of Scots...Like the Scottish thistle, they're lovely yet tough, beautiful yet prickly, and only the strongest and wisest heroes are able to elude their thorns to discover the tender blossom within. Length: 34,000 words = 176 pages Rating: R-rated for passionate passages In This Series Scottish Lasses 1542 – THE OUTCAST (a novella) 1545 – MacFARLAND'S LASS 1561 – MacADAM'S LASS 1566 – MacKENZIE'S LASS Key Themes: Scottish historical romance, adventure stories, strong women, stories with dogs, Highland romance, wounded warrior, amputee, Tudor books, female scientists, Mary Queen of Scots, girls with glasses, stories with humor More Historical Romances by Glynnis Campbell The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch THE SHIPWRECK (a novella) A YULETIDE KISS (a short story) LADY DANGER CAPTIVE HEART KNIGHT'S PRIZE The Knights of de Ware THE HANDFASTING (a novella) MY CHAMPION MY WARRIOR MY HERO Medieval Outlaws THE REIVER (a novella) DANGER'S KISS PASSION'S EXILE DESIRE'S RANSOM Scottish Lasses THE OUTCAST (a novella) MacFARLAND'S LASS MacADAM'S LASS MacKENZIE'S LASS California Legends NATIVE GOLD NATIVE WOLF NATIVE HAWK
Crow: The Outcast (Crow Series, Book 3) ~ An epic science fantasy novel by Michael J. Vanecek Pdf
She was his muse when he didn’t believe in her. She became his bride, bonded for life. Now, because of what he is, she is exiled, sentenced to inevitable oblivion. Steven Crow has finally accepted his new reality, and his new friends and family. He has embraced the love of his life as his new center. He finally has a path now. A purpose. However, there are forces conspiring to expose his true nature and rip apart his future by any means possible. Thousands of worlds want him dead. An old adversary joins a new enemy to make that happen. He's on the run yet again. His purpose in life now has become trying to exonerate his wife, and staying alive long enough to do that. And yet, is there any truth in what he is accused of? He has not contaminated his wife with a demon child destined to bring about the end of their civilization. Or has he?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Outstanding mainstream science fiction. Great start to the series." -YourBookAuthors.com ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "E.J. Deen has created another compelling story to captivate audiences. An epic sci-fi movie in the making." -BestIndieBooks.com ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "I haven't been so excited about a new book series since...well...I can't even remember when." -JellyBombReview.com 🌎 "Great Sci-Fi Adventure!" 👽 "First Contact with a twist." ⚡️ "Fast-Paced, High-Tech Action series. Aliens, genetic engineering, intergalactic war, witches, futuristic ninjas, mystery, who could ask for more?" ☄️ His name is Kael Jai. Cast out from his own world after losing a long battle against the madman named Jindom. Thrown to Earth through a portal, abandoned to fend for himself, alone and alienated from his people. Alienated. Alien. That's what he was considered in this world. An alien. An unknown. It was hard to think of himself as alien, or even different. But to these people on this planet, he was an anomaly, something to be feared, perhaps even dissected. The Priejsthaed had sent him to Earth for his own protection. They thought he would be safe there. They were wrong. Jindom had discovered his location and now Kael Jai must not only fight for his life but also find a way to restore peace on his home-world of Trinoor. And save Earth from the powerful war machines sent there to kill him. Excerpt: The girl hesitated for a fraction of a second, her eyes darting to the Sulcrum, and then she threw the blade in Kael's direction. Kael took three giant strides toward her, one arm outstretched to catch the heavy Strongblade, leapt into the air and used one leg against a nearby lamppost to stop his momentum and turn himself around to face the Sulcrum. He caught the blade neatly and deftly turned it in his hand, his fingers clenched around the metal hilt. Still in motion, he launched himself off the pole and met the Sulcrum as it hurtled toward him. The blade sank deep into the weak point just below the Sulcrum's chin and stuck out the other side. Kael gave the blade a violent twist left then right and stepped sideways as the forward momentum of the Sulcrum's body continued past him and rammed into the glass window of the very store Kael had been standing in front of just minutes earlier. Shards of glass flew in all directions as the heavy metal body of the Sulcrum came to a halt in the middle of the now destroyed store display. The woman stared at the machine's head as it fell at Kael's feet. For a moment, Kael stood with his arm still outstretched, blade extended outward, muscles tensed and bulging, and his chest heaving as he worked to catch his breath. His eyes were glued to the woman. A second later, he vaulted towards her, grabbed her by the hand, and began running away from the storefront as fast as he could drag his baggage behind him. She was small and couldn't keep up with him. Frustrated, he stopped. She immediately slammed into the back of him. "Ow! Damn you! Where are you taking me!" she yelled at him. "Away from here," he yelled back. Without saying another word, he picked her up like she was a sack of potatoes, dumped her over his shoulder, and ran down the street with her bouncing against his back. She wound her fingers into his shirt and held on tight to try and stop the mind-numbing bounce of her head. "I...w-want to kn-know...where the hell you're t-t-taking me!" she shrieked, her words coming out in gasps as her stomach bounced painfully against his shoulder. Just as the last word was leaving her lips, the Sulcrum exploded in a massive ball of fire that sent bricks, glass, metal, and parts of mannequins flying across the street. Kael kept running. The woman was too winded to scream when the explosion ripped through the store. Sirens howled in the distance, fire trucks and police cars already trying to make their way through the city streets to get to the odd scene that citizens had surely reported. Only minutes had passed since the Sulcrum's arrival, but there was enough chaos and damage on the street to make it look like a terrorist attack. Another explosion rocked the atmosphere, the sound reverberating off the tall buildings around them. The Sulcrum's head, exploding just minutes after the body's self-destruct. Kael kept running. He had to get as far away from the scene as possible, as fast as possible. He ran a mile before he finally stopped and put the woman down. Tears streaked her cheeks, and her nose was red and wet from crying. She wobbled on her feet and shoved her long blonde hair out of her face to get a good look at him. Kael was barely panting from the long run. Running with her weight on his shoulder hadn't even winded him. His luminous green eyes stared down into her face, assessing her emotions and her physical state. "What the hell was that...that...thing back there!" she demanded. "A Sulcrum," he answered succinctly. He reached for her hand. She snatched it out of his way so that he couldn't take hold of it. He frowned. "You must come with me." "The hell you say! I don't have to go anywhere with you! You nearly got me killed back there!" He reached for her hand again. Again, she moved out of his grasp. "I want to know why the man in that armor was trying to kill you, and why you are running with me!" "There's no time for that. We have to get as far away as possible, as fast as possible. Every delay could mean the death of us." "Why? And why we? Why do I have to go with you? What the hell is going on?" She ended in a near-scream of fury and frustration. "The Sulcrum is not a man. It's a machine. A very deadly one," Kael explained. The woman glanced at him nervously. She looked dazed, confused, and he could smell the terror thrumming through her bloodstream. "You've been imprinted," he stated. "Wha-What does that mean?" "It means that you are in danger. You must come with me." Her eyes were beautiful. He'd just noticed. Deep as a crystal clear blue spring on Trinoor. Her hair the color of the corn silk he'd seen stripped from the ears in the farmers market. Skin fair, smooth, and clear. Next to his 6' 5" frame, she was tiny, probably no more than 5'4". Not that it mattered. She was under his protection now. Like it or not, he couldn't leave her. She opened her mouth to say something, but the words were cut short when he grabbed her by the hand and pulled her down the side street. "We must get out of sight." She tried to twist her hand out of his, but his grip was too firm. "Why should I come with you?" She yelled the words at the back of his head. He turned abruptly and put a large hand over her mouth to shut her up. Leaning down close so she could look into the depth of his eyes, he said very clearly, "If you want to remain alive, you will follow me to the ends of your planet if need be, without hesitation and without argument." Her eyes were wide with fear, and he could feel her heart thrumming hard against his abdomen. The energy of it beat the air between them, reaching out to strum his nervous system. His senses were at high alert, and he could see everything about her, smell everything, feel everything, like no human ever could. "I'm going to let go now. And you're going to be good and not scream. If you hold me back any longer, I will have no choice but to leave you behind, to protect myself. If I do that, you will die. Do you understand?" She nodded feebly, her cheeks pinched up above the meat of his palm. She looked like a pathetic little cartoon character on some earth show. When he didn't let go, she nodded more emphatically and grunted something from beneath his hand. He slowly lifted a few fingers. She didn't scream, so he withdrew his hand, but he remained vigilante. She gasped once for breath, straightened her shirt, swallowed hard, and nodded again. "Alright. I'm following you." Kael assessed her eyes to determine her truth. Satisfied that she would give him no more trouble, he looked around at his surroundings. Microwave and cell phone towers jutted from the tall building next to the abandoned one they stood beside. He turned and peered into the distance. The energy plant was too far away. This building would have to do, for now. He went to the door and looked through the glass. A small hallway led to an empty lobby. He jimmied the door and stepped inside. Old broken glass crunched beneath his boots. He pulled the girl in behind him and closed the door, locked it, and turned back to look around at the graffiti-covered walls. "What is this place?" the girl asked from behind him. "An abandoned office building," he said. "How do you know?" "I observe." Moving silently, his senses heightened and alert, he led her upstairs to the third floor. Glancing around as he went, he eased down the hallway until they came to a small room at the end of the hall. The girl followed him inside, but when he closed the door behind them she seemed wary and nervous. Kael ignored her and assessed the room from ceiling to floor, then went and peered out the dirty window at the street beyond. Satisfied that he would not be battling his way through any more Sulcrums, at least for a short while, he turned to the only desk that sat to one side of the room. He crossed the room and sat down slowly in the dust-covered swivel chair. The girl looked around the room. "Why would anyone leave their office furniture behind?" "You ask a lot of questions." She shrugged. "I've always been curious by nature." "Questions can get you answers that you won't like to hear." She shrugged again. "Maybe. Maybe not. You didn't see me running from that big robot-thing, did you?" His eyes narrowed. She spoke the truth. She was the only one who had stood her ground. Not that sticking around had been the smart choice. "I know Tae Kwon Do. Been studying it since I was five-years-old," she said as she looked out the dirt-smeared window. "It teaches you to be bold." "There's a difference between boldness and stupidity," Kael replied. She turned to frown at him, her arms going across her chest. The position of her forearms thrust her breasts even higher, revealing a tiny bit of cleavage above her sweater. Her breath hung in the air, reminding him of just how cold she must be. The building's windows were mostly broken out, allowing for little shelter against the elements. "How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-seven." "Your name?" She hesitated, her gaze turning toward the floor. "You first." "My name is Kael." "Kyle," she repeated. "Sounds like a perfectly harmless name. But you're not harmless. And you're not human either, are you?" "Kah-ell," he corrected her pronunciation. "All drawn together in a subtle way. And what makes you think I'm not human?" "Well, for starters, a man appeared out of thin air and called you master, and then this big shiny, chrome thing stepped out of the crowd and tried to break you in half. Now, I know the military, as advanced as we've become with our drones and weapons and such, doesn't have anything like that hulk, and as far as I know, humans can't appear out of thin air. Not to mention the sword that morphed out of its arm and then morphed back into an arm and then back into a sword, like magic. Plus, my friend swears aliens have been visiting us for ages, and...maybe you're one of them coming back to visit, or coming back to find something, or take something-" Kael stood up, effectively cutting off her speech. She took a step backward. He stopped. "I'm not going to hurt you." She repositioned her legs. Kael noticed that she had shifted her center of gravity and she was now on the balls of her feet. "Your Tae Kwon Do is no match for me." "We'll see about that," she retorted. "Now, if you don't start talking, I'm going to speed dial my cousin, who's a New York cop, and you'll be apprehended, taken to a secret government facility, where I'm sure you'll be more than happy to talk." Kael's mouth twitched at the corners as he held back a laugh. "You don't bluff well. You have no cousin who's a cop." Her chin lifted, and he saw the glint of defiance in her eyes. "How do you know that?" "Because I can tell when someone is lying." She opened her mouth to say something, then clamped it shut again. He smiled in satisfaction. "You and I are in danger. I plan on keeping us safe. But I must remind you that if you limit me in any way, I will have no choice but to abandon you and leave you to fend for yourself. You've seen what a Sulcrum can do, so I suggest you work with me not against me." She gulped hard but kept her gaze firmly on his. "Now, your name please." "Sarah. Connor." His frown deepened into a scowl. He was losing patience with this female. "Your real name," he growled as he took a menacing step toward her. She gulped again and took a step backward. Her back butted against the wall, stopping her from escaping. "Okay! Eva! My name is Eva!" She said the words in a rushed, desperate near-squeal. Blurring the lines between First Contact, Space Fleet, Hard Science Fiction, Alien Invasion, Technothrillers, Genetic Engineering, Paranormal & Urban, Metaphysical & Visionary, Cyberpunk, Adventure, Alien, Artificial Intelligence, Aliens, Mutants, Psychics, Robots, Mystery, Romance, Metaphysical, Thor, Superhero, Sword, Invasion, Contact, Empire, Genes, Fleet, Extraterrestrial, Action.
The Stone Keepers and the Tree of Fire by Jasper Edgar Pdf
This manuscript chronicles the life of Alastor Drake Woad Underwood and his friends as they undertake the experience of a lifetime. The reader is first introduced to Alastor's life and his day to day ritual of school, then plunged into a magical world filled with adventure and chaos, which he must learn to control. This manuscript may appeal to those who enjoy Fiction novels.
It has been three years since the events prophesied about the Gate of Fire came to fruition. King Malick’s work of bringing together the newly-named Kingdom of Calridian is never-ending. A new castle is being constructed, journeys are undertaken to unexplored lands, and a Council of Peace is being formed. Every corner of the Kingdom plays a role in these efforts, led by the King. Amidst this flurry of activity, Jyres and Lalatco carry out their duties as Keepers of the Key. The protection of the key that unlocks the Gate of Fire remains Jyres’ number one priority, though the creature that escaped from the Gate of Fire remains a mystery and has not been seen in two years. The more time that goes by without appearances from the creature, the more others seem to forget about the key’s importance. Lalatco and Leah live in married bliss and the King’s focus remains elsewhere. Meanwhile, Elonda’s adventures take her far away from Jyres. This leaves Jyres feeling more alone and lost than ever before. As Jyres loses confidence in his friends, the enemies of the Kingdom of Calridian stir, waiting for their opportunity. Thinking he needs to be the lone hero, Jyres tries to embrace the role as these enemies emerge to oppose the Kingdom and try to take the key. Will Jyres’ decision prove costly? The fate of the key–and of all the Kingdom–hangs in the balance as conflict ensues. The Kingdom of Calridian finds help in unexpected places but will it be enough? And when the dust settles, who will be in possession of the key to the Gate of Fire?
Young teenagers Kiara and Ethan are Stone Keepers, unwitting guardians of a great power that many seek to own. To restore peace to their world, they must find the other three like themselves and fulfil the ancient Prophecy of Arithnar. They have escaped from Medeelan and returned to Earth to continue their search, but their friend, Phoebe, has been left behind on Tartha.On the run with the wildcat, Dragar, she is searching for the mythical Lodihr who can teach her how to use the portal key she found. With this, she hopes to help her friends complete the Prophecy.The fate of Tartha hangs in the balance. The Vardoul, Medeelan, and Ortalus all seek the five Power Stones. If any of them find even one of the remaining three Stone Keepers before Kiara and Ethan do, their Prophecy will fail and another darker prophecy will come to pass.With mythical creatures such as flying horses, centaurs and dragons, and a bit of magic, readers are drawn into a wonderful world in this adventure.Target Audience 10-13 years, but suitable for a good reader aged 8+This is Book Two of the 'Stone Keepers' trilogy.Book One: Stone Keepers - The ChosenBook Three: Stone Keepers - The One
Kiara Floriant's life was perfectly normal until a special birthday gift changed everything. During the three months since then, she has been, as far as she knows, the only person on Earth able to read minds. So is with great relief that she meets Ethan Green, another mind reader like herself. They quickly discover they both have unusual birthday presents, given to them by their parents. Hers, a silver flower pendant set with a translucent white stone; his, a silver wild cat entwined around a black leather band, its body made of the same stone. Together, they try to find out more about their presents - without asking their parents. When a new teacher whose mind they can't read arrives at their school, their brief hope that he can explain things quickly fades. Soon they, along with Kiara's best friend Phoebe, find themselves lost, hunted and running for their lives on the world of Tartha, where Kiara and Ethan were born. For Kiara and Ethan have discovered they are Stone Keepers, unwitting guardians of a great power that many seek to own. To restore peace to their world, they must find the other three like themselves and fulfil the ancient Prophesy of Arithnar - not an easy task when they have no idea who or where the other Stone Keepers are and the enemy will do anything to stop them realising their destiny. Who is the enemy, though, and who can they trust? With mythical creatures and magic, the readers are drawn into a wonderful, fast-moving adventure. Target audience 9-13 years, but suitable for good readers aged 8+ through to age 14. Book One of the Stone Keepers trilogy; Book. Two: Stone Keepers - The Lodihr; Book Three: Stone Keepers - The One
The Keeper and the Rune Stone by Paige W. Pendleton Pdf
An unholy ritual, a ticking clock. Four children discover there are things that go bump in the night ... Centuries ago a group of Elves committed an unholy ritual. But the ritual was a spectacular failure. It transformed the Elves into the Noctivagi - the beings we know as vampires. Striving to maintain a fragile peace, the ancient Elves and Dwarves negotiated an Accord, which they've renewed every year on the Summer Solstice. The ceremony depends on the magical Rune Stone, but it's missing. If it is not found-and quickly-the consequences could be dire, and not just for Elves and Dwarves. Four children, Rob, Jack, Eleanor, and Flora, stumble into a world of magic and mayhem when they move into Black Ledge, the old estate on the Maine coast, and discover they aren't the only ones who live there.
Gabriel is determined not to spend the rest of his life like his father, trudging off to a job he hates. Seeking the adventure of a lifetime, Gabriel packs his things and heads to the Maine wilderness where he promptly becomes lost. Accompanied by his critical inner voice, Gabriel begins hiking on a mountainside path, unaware that he is about to discover his destiny.
