A "boxed set" of unabridged ebooks! TWO paranormals and a BONUS medieval mystery. Three firsts in their series. First up is THE DAEMON DEVICE, the first in the Enchanter Chronicles gaslamp-steampunk fantasy trilogy, with dirigibles chugging through the sooty skies of London, a magician with Jewish-Romani blood, an automaton, golems, ghosts, creatures of Gehenna, a shrewd Jewish daemon, mad German scientists, and a Special Inspector from Scotland Yard who may not be what she seems. With illustrations by Robert Carrasco. Then the second paranormal MOONRISERS, the first in the humorous Moonriser Werewolf Mystery series, with Jeff, a player and a surfer who has a werewolf problem that involves him with a dangerous surfer gang, a Voodoo coven, a werewolf pack…and murder! And then--a BONUS! The (real) first in the Crispin Guest Medieval Noir series CUP OF BLOOD. Disgraced knight turned detective Crispin Guest finds himself investigating a missing religious relic while eluding the violent overtures of the minions of the French antipope, a sultry courtier, Knight Templars, and a cunning cutpurse.

Indulge your passion for color and fabric with a smorgasbord of blocks to use in a quilt that's a visual feast. The fun begins with more than 100 beautiful quilt blocks that all finish at 6" square, making them perfect for using scraps and for easy mixing and matching. Whether you prefer traditional or modern, you'll find so much to love in the varied assortment of block designs. Susan Ache (you may know her as @yardgrl60 on Instagram) shares 50 expert tips throughout, plus step-by-step instructions for making half-square triangles, flying geese, stitch-and-flip corners, and more. Once your tantalizing blocks are stitched, arranging them in the stunning sampler quilt is sheer pleasure!

Making Music With Samples is packed with creative, hands-on tips - aimed at getting the reader actively enjoying the art of sampling as quickly and easily as possible - interspersed with snippets of essential theoretical stuff: whether it's the science of sound, or copyright legalities. Starting with the absolute basics of what sampling is, author Dan Duffell progresses from simpler, widely-used tools like small loop-based samplers, through the various platforms available to the sample user - the different methods and equipment required to create and manipulate samples, including: hardware samplers, sampling/keyboard workstations, computer setups, software samplers, drum samplers, etc. He then describes the setting up procedures needed to get you started - connections and installation, signal levels and so on - at the same time providing some relevant background information on how a sampler actually works. Next: choosing source material - whether created you, or from sample CDs like the one attached, or from other people's recordings - which inevitably also raises the thorny subject of copyright and licensing: sampling and the law.Then there's a section depicting the basic layout and operation of some well-known software and hardware samplers, and a look at Sampling & Synthesis and Modular Systems...

Take a bite of the Big Apple with 62 easy-to-color illustrations that show popular sites from Manhattan and the other boroughs, including Times Square, Radio City Music Hall, Strawberry Fields, Yankee Stadium, Coney Island, and more.