Seer's Quest is the first book in a fantasy action-adventure trilogy, set in the world of Traldorentm. A diverse group of mercenaries are brought together to retrieve information that has been lost for thousands of years. They discover what they have been paid to do might not be so simple and straightforward as they first thought. Unwittingly, they are led on the quest with many twists, turns, and subplots. Just what the divine gambit is about, why these mercenaries have become part of it, and who really understands its full implications is obscured until it is gradually revealed in the next volumes in this trilogy.

Seer's Quest: Book One of the Divine Gambit Trilogy

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Chad Corrie

Fantasy

Aspirations Media Inc

Ramblin' Rose and the Internet Newsletter

Literature & Fiction

John E Carson

Contemporary

Following the events from Seer's Quest, The Divine Gambit Trilogy Book I the mercenaries Dugan, Vinder, Cadrissa, Clara, Rowan, Gilban, and Hoodwink have gone their separate ways, being loyal to their own causes and money they have spread across the world of Tralodren tm. However, they are drawn back together by forces larger than any of them can imagine and compelled, through various means, to stand up against The Master, who is now set to make a claim for godhood. Should he succeed, not only would Tralodren tm be in danger, but the gods and even the cosmos could be faced with a great threat. As each is drawn together to stand before this threat, the staggering forces behind the Divine Gambit and it's meaning are finally revealed.

Path of Power: Book Two of the Divine Gambit Trilogy

Last Resort takes a unique look at time travel and ghosts while solving a 60-year-old mystery and putting the present back on track. Along the way, the main character, Christopher Evans re-examines his beliefs and learns about concepts bigger than himself. Told in first person, the main character uses wit and charm to deal with the overwhelming events he encounters.

Last Resort

Carson, John E.

United States

Snapshot is a fast paced action adventure novel. It is written for all age groups and seems to especially appeal to the twenty and older readers. It would be well received by readers who enjoy continuous action with a well-developed plot. Tom Connor, a tough, intelligent student of engineering, visits the Montana lodge that will shortly host the controversial President of the United States. Tom takes a walk one evening with Katherine Lancaster, a beautiful girl visiting the park with her scientist-uncle, Stamford Zimmerlee, and Zimmerlee's mysterious associate, Villerot. This excursion ends in surprise and plunges Tom into a whirlwind of tension, danger, and murderous attacks.

Snapshot

Samuel Kalliman

Gambit's End (Divine Gambit Trilogy)

Thirteen-year-old Emily hated the bug book with its gigantic millipede under the title. She hated it so much that just looking at it gave her the creeps. It appeared so gross, so life-like it was unnerving. She wanted absolutely nothing to do with it! So, of course her mischievous older brother, Bud, decided to hide it under her pillow. He figured it would be his brotherly duty to have his sister wake up nestled above the book - jam-packed with millions of disgusting bugs-all night. What Bud didn't realize, however was that those pages upon pages of bugs looked incredibly realistic for a very good, and terrifying reason. The truth is that this book had legs, and wings, and teeth, and bulging eyes, and flitting antenna and slime -and the power to attack children from inside -- and out. And thanks to Bud's antics, unlucky Emily discovered it first-hand. If Emily, Bud, and their teen friends don't uncover what the book really is, and how to untangle themselves from the bizarre bug book world, they could end up completely buggy. Or dead.

Quit Bugging Me

Laven, Karen

Children's Books

Especially appealing to preteen and early teen readers, this fictional action-adventure story, told in first-person, touches on world trade, politics, and the importance of thinking for yourself as 12-year-old Rose embarks on a quest to replace a rare porcelain plate and learns the truth about her grandfather's stories. Porcelain mines in Russia? Whoever heard of such a thing? Even at 6 years of age, Rose could spot a tall tale, but Grandpa had a way of making them sound real. He always told her there was some truth in every story and it was up to her to find it.\n

Ramblin' Rose: The Porcelain Mines in Russia

Carson, Marlene R.

Tales of Tralodren: The Beginning

Comics & Graphic Novels

Corrie, Chad

Graphic Novels

Now on vacation with her parents and their chauffer/bodyguard Richard, twelve-year-old Rose is determined to help them discover the real reason why the wire needed to upgrade The Agency computers has been delayed. With the help of her new friend, Paolo, R

The Wire Forest of Peru (Ramblin' Rose)

Teen & Young Adult

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