The Wandering Soul
He was so young,
When he left home.
Forced to work,
And forever roam.
From town to town,
The young man Lived,
Never to discover,
What he did.
He lives in a world,
That is all his own,
No one may enter,
He likes it alone.
On a rainy night,
He lost his life,
A fellow traveler,
Used a blunted knife.
Forever free now,
His sprit does comb,
Looking for love,
And warm place to call home.
©Cleve Sylcox
Stephen Arseneault (Author)
Randall Morris (Author), Elizabeth Mackey (Illustrator)
Gluttony and neglect have brought a severe soul shortage to the demons of Hell. The rising generation of demons-in-training is tasked with dragging humanity down to a new low in order to pay for their continued existence. After they face the three Hellish trials devised by the Dragon, only the top demons in each class immediately become minor demons. Minor Demons follows Shadow, son of Abaddon, in his quest to free his father from the lowest circle of Hell, Leech who fights for respect and with an ambitious drive to prove himself and make a name for his family, and Lilith, the beautiful demoness out for vengeance against her mother. Join these demons-in-training as they fight to become minor demons and wage a war against angels, humans, and sometimes other demons.
Minor Demons incorporates elements from the Bible, Dante’s Inferno, mythology, and angelology / demonology into compelling dystopian fiction. If you enjoy top fantasy novels, you’ll enjoy following Shadow and his crew in Minor Demons.
John Salter (Author)
AD 43, the misty and mysterious island of Britannia lies across the channel from Gaul, standing alone as the legions of the Roman Empire gather and turn their attention to her shores under the leadership of the Emperor Claudius. Most tribes capitulate immediately and choose to surrender unwilling to go to war, some side with the invader and fight against their fellow Britons but one stands resolute and ready to defy Claudius, the Catuvellauni.
Led by Caratacus, his tribe choose to resist the largest Empire the known world has ever seen, against overwhelming odds and superior military might, fighting for his entire way of life and the very existence of his people. Caratacus is determined to take the fight to Rome in a way never witnessed before and more successfully than those who have opposed its legions as they attempt to crush all those who stand against them.
Blood of Rome: Caratacus is the first chapter of the Blood of Rome series based on historical fact. It tells the story of a genuine warrior’s struggle and that of his people as they begin one of the longest wars of resistance against Rome and its legions.
John Salter (Author)
Three years have passed since the Claudian invasion of Britannia in AD 43. Caratacus has been forced to retreat to the west, where he now leads the free tribes against the Roman occupation of their land. From his mountain stronghold, he launches devastating attacks upon the legions, seeking retribution for the death of his brother and thousands of Britons. The war has just begun, but it’s not a war that Rome is used to fighting as Caratacus’ warriors strike and then vanish into the hills and mist.
The Roman war machine has been halted in it’s tracks and now struggles to come to terms with the tactics used by an enemy employing the guile and cunning of a wolf, and the ferocity of a wounded bear, an enemy they believed should have been brushed aside already. As the conflict continues and battles rage, a fight to the death ensues, a fight between a warrior’s honour and an empire’s strength, both determined upon victory.
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