The battle continues as Jacob is awakened from his amnesia by the daughter of Molly Burrows, after seventy years of mental torture. Jacob, must now protect Robert Wesley, who is to be the grandfather of Katherine's unborn soul. Join Jacob as he is reunited with old friends, battles new evil beings and learns of realms he never knew existed. The world has changed, leaving Jacob vulnerable and confused. With some help from his friends and some new acquaintances, Jacob fights to protect Robert Wesley, while trying to find Violet Casten, the young woman who will be Katherine's grandmother. With so many tasks at hand, Jacob feels overwhelmed. Jacob moves forward, dreaming of the day he will see Katherine again, not knowing what Samiel looks like or where he may be. Will he be able to keep Katherine's chosen family safe, while trying to save the world from the evil clutches of Samiel, who has found a new body to inhabit?

Since the beginning of time, each soul that has walked the earth was bound to its mate. However, as the years went on, an evil named Samiel appeared. Samiel has severed every pair of bound souls but one. With each new pair of severed bound souls, the world became weaker and more undestined. Once the last pair of bound souls is severed, Samiel will rule the world. If Samiel succeeds, the world will become a hellish place, ran by the evilest of evil. The only thing standing in Samiel's way, is the last and strongest pair of bound souls, Katherine Campbell and Jacob Jefferson. It all comes down to one final battle. Will the world perish into forever darkness, ruled by Samiel or will the world be saved and all lost connections between all bound souls be restored, by Katherine and Jacob completing their goal or will Samiel finally complete his goal of world domination?

After a car accident that triggers a spell set on her from birth, Estyria finds herself in a world where the gods walk the earth, magic is all too real, and political intrigue strikes close to home. Caught in a competition for the throne, she must learn to navigate the muddy waters of court politics, familial obligations, an entanglement of the heart and soon. More than just her heart or her life is at stake -- the fate of an entire nation could rest upon her choice.

Ruben D. Garcia's powerful, spiritual, and apocalyptic tale of Michael, a messenger of God using miraculous powers to prepare the Chosen Ones for the coming end of time.

In 1779 Kanadasaga, Sullivan's Expedition torches a Seneca village and many others, destroying the Iroquois Confederacy. Awakened from sleep, Pilan and Teka flee their blazing longhouse into the woodlands. After a soldier's bullet thwarts their escape, Pilan vows to meet his beloved Teka again in another life. Two hundred years later in present-day Geneva, New York, historical relics rise. Twilight Ends, a grand Victorian bed-and-breakfast run by the Newhouse family, sits on the property the Iroquois village used to thrive on. After Twilight Ends' long-standing matriarch Tessa Newhouse dies, her daughter and granddaughter, Skylar and Twyla, discover two artifacts under the maple tree in the backyard, and an ancient mystery as old as time begins to unravel. But will they have the courage to follow the path their ancestors did?

This book revisits, and sheds fresh light on, some key texts and debates in ancient philosophy. Its twin targets are 'Old Chestnuts' – well-known passages in the works of ancient philosophers about which one might have thought everything there is to say has already been said – and 'Sacred Cows' – views about what ancient philosophers thought, on issues of philosophical importance, that have attained the status of near-unquestioned orthodoxy. Thirteen leading scholars respond to these challenges by offering new perspectives on familiar material and challenging some prevailing orthodoxies. On authors ranging from the Presocratics to Plotinus, the book represents a snapshot of contemporary scholarship in ancient philosophy, and a vigorous and illuminating affirmation of its continuing interest and power. The volume is dedicated to Professor M. M. McCabe, an inspiring scholar and teacher, colleague and friend to both the editors and the contributors.