Winslow Emerson, secretly a vampire, establishes a medical practice in Millboro, New Jersey, in search of further victims

Lifeblood

Literature & Fiction

Lee Duigon

Genre Fiction

Pinnacle Books

Victory School had always been a place with a bad luck reputation, and when the school district prepared to close it even worse things began to happen

Schoolhouse

The Wind from Heaven (Bell Mountain Book 13)

Storehouse Press

Behold! (Bell Mountain Book 14)

Finally....Faithful Fiction that Reveals the Kingdom of God! The world is going to end ... as soon as Jack and Ellayne ring the bell on top of Bell Mountain. No one has ever climbed the mountain, and no one has ever seen the bell. But the children have a divine calling to carry out the mission, and it sweeps them into high adventure. For the world is already changing, and fast: legends come to life, strange beasts emerge from the forest, bandits and slave traders hunt the helpless, and war rumbles on the borderlands. The children must make their way through all these perils--not knowing that a professional killer has been sent to stop them. For there are others who know the secret of the bell....a terrible secret, only hinted at in the sacred writings. But do they understand God's plan any better than the children? The world has been shaken to its foundations before. Will this be the final shaking?

Bell Mountain

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

The Cellar Beneath the Cellar (The Bell Mountain Series, Book Two) by Lee Duigon (2010) Paperback

Children's Books

Storehouse Press/Chalcedon/Ros

Christian adventure and fantasy books; a perfect set for young kids and adults. The series covers faith, war, and courage. Not a boxed set.\nThis children's collection includes the following 13 books:\n#1 Bell Mountain 
#2 The Cellar Beneath the Cellar 
#3 The Thunder King 
#4 The Last Banquet 
#5 The Fugitive Prince 
#6 The Palace 
#7 The Glass Bridge 
#8 The Temple 
#9 The Throne 
#10 The Silver Trumpet 
#11 The Temptation 
#12 His Mercy Endureth Forever 
#13 The Wind from Heaven\nBell Mountain: The world is going to end as soon as Jack and Ellayne ring the bell on top of Bell Mountain. No one has ever climbed the mountain, and no one has ever seen the bell. But the children have a divine calling to carry out the mission, and it sweeps them into high adventure.\nThe Cellar: Barbarian armies swarm across the mountains, driven by a terrifying vision of a merciless war god on earth. While a nation rallies its defenses, a boy and a girl must find the holy writings that have been concealed for 2,000 years; and the man who was sent to kill them must now protect them at all costs.\nThe Palace: In the Palace, power-hungry men enter into secret dealings with Obann's archenemy, the Thunder King. Queen Gurun and the boy who doubles for King Ryons; Jack, kidnapped from his home and forced to serve the traitors plotting against the rightful king; and a new lord of Obann's Temple, bearing a weapon with powers of destruction. 
The Temple: King Ryons has led his tiny army into the heart of the Thunder King's dominion. Ahead lies the impregnable fortress of the enemy, defended by the destructive powers of the ancient world. The First Prester, Lord Orth, continues his missionary work among the Heathen: for God has commanded him to establish a new Temple, one not made with human hands.

Bell Mountain Series

In the seventh installment of the Bell Mountain Series... Can faith do what pride and power can't? In obedience to God, the boy king, Ryons, with only half his tiny army, crosses the mountains to invade the Thunder King's domains. The new First Prester, Lord Orth, a man of peace, is called to lead a savage nation in a war for freedom and survival-and to deliver God's word to Heathen peoples who have never known it. At the top of Golden Pass, wealth beyond calculation lies waiting for whoever can take it. Will it be the king's man, Baron Roshay Bault, or an unscrupulous lord with a renegade army behind him? Confronted by perils they can barely understand, with no safe choices set before them, the heroes of Obann must risk their lives on the glass bridge that can only be crossed by faith.

The Glass Bridge (Bell Mountain #7)

King Ryons has led his tiny army into the heart of the Thunder King's dominion. Ahead lies the impregnable fortress of the enemy, defended by the destructive powers of the ancient world. The First Prester, Lord Orth, continues his missionary work among the Heathen: for God has commanded him to establish a new Temple, one not made with human hands. But in the great city of Obann, they reject Orth's vision and seek to rebuild the old Temple with tainted gold amassed for the Thunder King by crime and violence. In Ryons' absence, his enemies work to abolish his kingdom and restore the defeated Oligarchy. They now control a vast treasure in gold, to be used against the king, and no scruple hinders them. Can the boy king's few remaining loyalists stop them? Can they protect the kingdom until the king returns to claim it? That is, if the king returns at all: for the way to the Thunder King's fortress is perilous beyond measure.

The Temple (Bell Mountain Series #8)

The Silver Trumpet (Bell Mountain Book 10)

Chalcedon / Sotrehouse Press

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