A diverse team of time-travelers are tasked with recovering lost genes and genius’ from the deep past. 16th Century Seneca Child Savant Three-Rivers, the first person recovered from the past, and the time-traveler that originally contacted him, become suspicious of their sponsors’ motives and begin a chronological insurrection.
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Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Sunday, September 10, 2017
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Ghosts of the Sunset World by James LaFond
The Sunset Saga Book 1: Of The Sunset World, Part Two
Three-Rivers had never had a false vision. Therefore, having bound the Flesh Demon of Sunset to his will in his quest to seek Burnt Man, he was now stricken with guilt. For he dreamed, every night and with increasing clarity, that the Greater Demon of Sunset would slay his lesser demon on the banks of a Summer River. Three-Rivers had sworn to WhiteSkyCanoe and Hope that he would make this possible by speaking with the many tribes of Summer, and convincing them that this insane white man had been sent into Mother Earth from The Sunset World, to save Lady Doe-Eye and her White Bead Nation from the Greater Demon of Sunset and the savage Turtle Men who floated across the Big Salt Water in their winged canoe houses. How could a prophet trapped in the body of a broken boy accomplish this? Like a fur trader he counted his wampum, so to speak, reminding himself that he was not alone: He had a totemic bond with a remarkable wolf, the companionship of Arrow-Holder of the much sucked thumb, and, for all of his woes, Three-Rivers was the only visionary of the Natural People to hold a demon under a spell as a virtual pet: DeathSong, The Begginer’s own broken arrow.
Three-Rivers had never had a false vision. Therefore, having bound the Flesh Demon of Sunset to his will in his quest to seek Burnt Man, he was now stricken with guilt. For he dreamed, every night and with increasing clarity, that the Greater Demon of Sunset would slay his lesser demon on the banks of a Summer River. Three-Rivers had sworn to WhiteSkyCanoe and Hope that he would make this possible by speaking with the many tribes of Summer, and convincing them that this insane white man had been sent into Mother Earth from The Sunset World, to save Lady Doe-Eye and her White Bead Nation from the Greater Demon of Sunset and the savage Turtle Men who floated across the Big Salt Water in their winged canoe houses. How could a prophet trapped in the body of a broken boy accomplish this? Like a fur trader he counted his wampum, so to speak, reminding himself that he was not alone: He had a totemic bond with a remarkable wolf, the companionship of Arrow-Holder of the much sucked thumb, and, for all of his woes, Three-Rivers was the only visionary of the Natural People to hold a demon under a spell as a virtual pet: DeathSong, The Begginer’s own broken arrow.
Available in paperback.
Thunder-Boy by James LaFond
The Transmogrification of Three-Rivers: The Sunset Saga Book 2: Pillagers of Time, Part 3
Born in 1523 to the Flint Place People Three-Rivers now lives in 21st Century America, the world he knows as Sunset. He works as a translator for a genetic reclamation or "time-hunting" unit managed by his adopted mother, a genetically engineered 24th Century assassin who he knows as the Sunset Lady. The "ADHD" and "epilepsy" medication fed to him on Sunset clouds his visions and prevents him from talking with the animals and walking with the dead. In order to regain his lost medicine Three-Rivers tricks Burnt Man and the Sunset Lady and steals the Secret of the Thunderbirds. With Thunderer's Dream-Catcher in his possession he embarks on a medicine-quest: to 2844 in search of the unseen Masters of Furthest Sunset; and to 1628 to save the Civilized People of Mother Earth Past from the savage White invaders.
Born in 1523 to the Flint Place People Three-Rivers now lives in 21st Century America, the world he knows as Sunset. He works as a translator for a genetic reclamation or "time-hunting" unit managed by his adopted mother, a genetically engineered 24th Century assassin who he knows as the Sunset Lady. The "ADHD" and "epilepsy" medication fed to him on Sunset clouds his visions and prevents him from talking with the animals and walking with the dead. In order to regain his lost medicine Three-Rivers tricks Burnt Man and the Sunset Lady and steals the Secret of the Thunderbirds. With Thunderer's Dream-Catcher in his possession he embarks on a medicine-quest: to 2844 in search of the unseen Masters of Furthest Sunset; and to 1628 to save the Civilized People of Mother Earth Past from the savage White invaders.
Available in paperback.
Saturday, June 17, 2017
By This Axe! by James LaFond
This myopic adventure blends military science-fiction and mythic fantasy as Yule First Warrior of the Eternal Hall and God of War over Men is cast down from Heaven to wander 21st Century America in a brutal quest for a much coveted head that remains maddeningly attached to the body of a meddlesome prophet.
Parental Warning: Explicit sexual situations, extreme violence and brutality.
Available from the online store.
Parental Warning: Explicit sexual situations, extreme violence and brutality.
Available from the online store.
Saturday, April 15, 2017
Winter by James LaFond
A.D. 2013: Two bruthas shoveling snow to make ends meet discover a savage secret in a suburban house.
A.D. 43: A squad of Roman legionnaires hunts a wicked sorceress across Wales and Ireland in the late summer, their progress vexed by torrential snowfall the entire way.
A.D. 2014: A homeless man is driven insane by the sight—indeed the very thought—of the woman who fired him, and goes on a murderous rampage.
A.D. 1783: A Shawnee scouting party comes across a secluded cabin in the snow banked Appalachian Mountains.
A.D. 2014-16: Emergency Medical Technician Vitto Quintivale takes a call that changes his life forever, as if an icy hand gripped his heart and an icy breath drew the life from his lungs. As his life spins violently out of control he reaches within, into the world of dread dreams that has risen from his very blood to torment him, for the answer that might save him from the one thing he most fears—insanity. Winter is a tale of blood memory; of violent racial identity and the dark dreams and stark reality that has haunted humanity since its dawn, and one man’s attempt to resist its primeval pull.
Winter - paperback
Winter - paperback
Thursday, March 2, 2017
Astride the Chariot of Night by James LaFond
Astride the Chariot of Night: God of War & By This Axe! is a stand-alone volume of the Sunset Saga, a time-traveling, sci-fi and fantasy adventure.
How would it feel to be a god among men, to be the personification of war itself? What would such a being think upon a return to the world of men, a world that had forgotten his very name, a world like 21st Century America? This dystopic adventure blends military science-fiction and mythic fantasy, as Yule, First Warrior of the Eternal Hall, and God of War over Men, is cast down from Heaven to wander 21st Century America in a brutal quest for a much coveted head that remains maddeningly attached to the body of a meddlesome prophet.
Use the Amazon link below to add it to your library, and read reader reviews!
Astride the Chariot of Night
How would it feel to be a god among men, to be the personification of war itself? What would such a being think upon a return to the world of men, a world that had forgotten his very name, a world like 21st Century America? This dystopic adventure blends military science-fiction and mythic fantasy, as Yule, First Warrior of the Eternal Hall, and God of War over Men, is cast down from Heaven to wander 21st Century America in a brutal quest for a much coveted head that remains maddeningly attached to the body of a meddlesome prophet.
Use the Amazon link below to add it to your library, and read reader reviews!
Astride the Chariot of Night
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