Verlag: BookRix
A spooky RV... A letter from a place you would never expect in a million years... Being stranded on some God-forsaken mountain... And meeting your favorite heart throb rock star, but the worst thing that could happen does... If your into scary stuff like that, then this absolutely is the book for you!
The Coming Race is a fascinating and visionary work of early science fiction that explores the possibilities of advanced civilizations, hidden worlds, and the future of humanity. Written by Edward Bulwer-Lytton, this imaginative novel presents a thought-provoking journey into a mysterious underground society whose technological and intellectual achievements far surpass those of the surface world. The story follows an unnamed narrator who, while exploring a deep and remote cavern, stumbles upon a vast subterranean realm inhabited by a highly evolved race known as the Vril-ya. This extraordinary civilization has developed a powerful and enigmatic force called "Vril," an energy that grants them immense control over nature, matter, and even life itself. As the narrator becomes immersed in this hidden society, he observes a culture defined by harmony, discipline, and remarkable advancement. The Vril-ya possess not only superior technology but also a refined social structure that emphasizes balance, order, and intellectual growth. Their world challenges many of the assumptions held by the narrator—and by extension, the reader—about progress, power, and the nature of civilization. Yet beneath the apparent perfection of this society lies an unsettling reality. The immense power wielded by the Vril-ya raises questions about dominance, control, and the potential fate of humanity should such a race ever emerge to the surface. The narrator's sense of wonder gradually gives way to unease as he contemplates the implications of a civilization so far beyond human capability. Bulwer-Lytton's novel is both an adventure into the unknown and a philosophical exploration of progress, evolution, and societal structure. Through the lens of speculative fiction, he examines themes such as technological power, utopian ideals, and the balance between advancement and humanity. Rich in imagination and layered with social commentary, The Coming Race stands as a pioneering work that influenced the development of science fiction as a genre. Its exploration of hidden worlds and advanced beings continues to captivate readers, offering a timeless reflection on the possibilities—and dangers—of human ambition and discovery. Intriguing, thought-provoking, and ahead of its time, The Coming Race invites readers to consider not only what lies beneath the surface of the Earth, but also what may lie ahead for civilization itself.Zum Buch
A stranger's desperate plea in a shadowed bar pulls me into the enigma of Axton Crescent, where relentless tales of ghostly chaos plague a collector's opulent estate. Despite our meticulous investigations yielding no trace of the supernatural, the staff's fervent claims and the allure of the master's exotic relics prompt me to call on Gwen Honeycutt's keen insight to unravel the truth. The burden of truth cuts deeper still, as my own honesty about past indiscretions shatters my engagement, while my friend's growing despair casts a pall over our efforts. This is the eleventh book of the Paranormology Series.Zum Buch
Alien warriors need women and Earth needs protection from invasion. The price? Brides. Warlord's Baby: What to expect when you’re expecting an alien’s baby. Mercy has been pregnant for-freaking-ever. She’s tired and grumpy and ready to get this kid out of her. Of course, being adored by her alien warlord husband is awesome but she hasn’t seen her feet in a month. And she can’t get over this sneaking suspicion that there’s something Paax isn’t telling her... Just as Mercy needs Paax the most, tension within the clan pulls them apart and he's nowhere to be found. Seeran. Hazel shouldn't desire the terrifying alien. She'd just escaped a disastrous marriage with a violent man, so how could she fall for a growling soldier who punchs first and asks questions later? His arms feel like the safest place in the universe. Her gut says to trust Seeran, but her intuition's failed her so many times before. Rohn: What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Nakia may have lost a leg during the Invasion, but she’s not going to let that keep her from what she wants. And she wants Rohn. She has since the moment the alien warrior rescued her from a collapsed building. But she’s afraid he still only perceives her as a damaged, frail human. She wants him to recognize her as so much more, and she won’t rest until he understands they belong together. Jaxar: Once bitten, twice shy. Vanessa knows what aliens want—babies— and she’s not having it. She’ll change her name, change her ID chip, and hunker down on a miserable moon on the far side of the galaxy before she gets matched to an alien brute. Again. Contains four complete stories, each with a HEA and growly, possessive alien warrior: Warlord's Baby, Seeran, Rohn, & JaxarZum Buch
What are The Leunam Tales? Horatio in the Wind is book 1 in the series. The Leunam Tales are gentle children’s books about love and loss, lyrical, illustrated stories that explore time, family, and the courage to face death with grace. Each story is paired with a cinematic audio companion featuring orchestral music and narration, turning reading into an immersive, movie-like experience. Together, they open heartfelt conversations about life, death, and the beauty of letting go. Who are the main characters? Two siblings, two stories, one timeless journey. In the kingdom of Aveluzeen, Princess Rose Marie and Prince Horatio each discover a crystal that reveals what lies beyond life. Guided by love, loss, and the quiet courage to let go, their stories intertwine with Queen Amelia’s compassion and the Grim’s gentle wisdom, reminding readers that even in endings, something beautiful continues. What’s inside The Leunam Tales box sets? Each set includes two gentle children’s books about love and loss, paired with cinematic audio companions that bring every moment to life. Available in English and Spanish, The Leunam Tales turn family reading time into an emotional and imaginative experience for readers 6 and up. Meet the Author: Jose Oldenburg Jose Oldenburg is a Miami-based author and filmmaker who blends philosophy, cinematic craft, and heart to compose stories like unfolding film sequences. Through The Leunam Tales, he explores life, death, presence, and the courage to let go, creating lyrical children’s stories about love and loss that linger long after the final page.Zum Buch
Sentinals Rising is the second book in the saga of Remargaren, a vibrant, ancient world of high fantasy suffused with magic and adventure. Jerrol Haven, having rescued the king from the clutches of the malevolent Ascendants, knows they haven’t stopped their scheming. While trying to learn more about the mysterious Sentinals he woke from a three-thousand-year sleep, he has to defend his king and country from further magical attacks. Should he trust the Sentinals in such vital positions? Can he trust them to protect the king and Vespiri? As Jerrol learns more of their capabilities, he realises there are more secrets yet to be revealed. Maybe those questioning their sudden rise in power have a point. Before he can delve further, a call for help comes from the neighbouring country of Terolia. The nomadic Families are disintegrating into chaotic infighting. The king sends Jerrol to investigate, instructing him to do whatever is needed to protect the Families from the Ascendants. Ideal for lovers of The Witcher, Tad William's Shadowmarch or David Eddings' Belgarion series.Zum Buch
H.G. Wells famous novel about an infamous scientist, a remote island, and sinister secretsZum Buch
