A bright city, in a developing country. Santa Cruz is the shining star of the nation. Here lives a family, seemingly happy. The parents Louisa and Roger met in the UK and set up a nice family with two children: Marcos, the eldest and Jason, the youngest. They are the Mckai brothers. The brothers are fond of horror stories, science fiction, parallel worlds and games that they often play and bring to another world, which would hardly be achieved otherwise. Marcos, the major, manages to establish, with a parallel world, a connection so strong that he begins to have relations with parallel...

This book talks about the history of the author. It starts when he was born, when his mother passed away and talks about his life with his Grandfather who raised him in the Polokwane Province. He was hard worker, he digged out huge trees and he ploughed mielies, pumpkins, beans, potatoes and peanuts. The author was the youngest of five siblings. His sister was three years older than him. The other three were adopted by his grandparents. When he got older, he learned everything that was done on a farm, looked after domestic animals, ploughed and harvested. They sold every extra produce to...

Two Worlds is a an adventurous, compelling, exciting journey to mysterious geographical and spiritual places, seen through the eyes of the protagonist Jules, an independent and free-spirited woman. A chance encounter with Daniel, a metaphysical figure from another world, puts Jules on a path of inner discovery, growth and awareness. Her task is arduous and very risky. Jules challenges the evil forces dominating humanity. The question is, will she succeed?

Grounders are cop slang for easy open and solved cases. A husband kills his wife, a bar-fight with a knife or a gun, cases quickly solved in two or three days. Cops love this and get credit for promotion for easily solving cases. In Grounders the NYPD cops find that this murder of a cook is much more than a simple grounder. It involves the Chinese Tong gangs in NYC, Peruvian rebels who want to overthrow their government by using “magic rocks” that were left from an alien civilization like Stargate in Machu-Picchu, and a love story between a detective and a Tong leader’s granddaughter....

Have you ever heard of the Law of Attraction? It is a principle which states that the power of subconscious mind and the practice of gratitude can make each of us the creators of our own destiny and transform our desires and dreams into reality. Inspired by the works of Joe Dispenza and Joseph Murphy, Grzegorz Glinka tells his personal understanding of the principle and how it affected his life. Unlike his first work, The Tools of Self-Development, which explains personal development in a nutshell, this book has a more story-telling kick. It's the journey of the author through life, from his...

Who can forget the summer of 1989? Alberto Soriani is eighteen years and, while the world is changing and the whole planet glued to their TV sets, life goes on as normal in his little village in Northern Italy. All his friends leave on an Interrail trip to Berlin, where the famous Wall, Cold War icon, is apparently about to fall; but Alberto has failed his exams and is grounded. Serena, his dream girl, is going too, but promises to send him a postcard at every stop. The first week five cards, the second two, the third a note saying she is not in love with him anymore. Then Alberto,...