THE MEDALLIONS OF THE SEASONS BOOK 2 Last year, John Frost, a teenage homeschooler and paperboy but also a Winter-lover, wished it would always be winter. This called down the Icelord, who had to be defeated by John and his friends. This year, Rebecca is given a Medallion of Summer, a mysterious and ancient relic entrusted to men. While wearing it she accidentally wishes it would always be summer. At once heat waves sweep the earth; and they show no sign of relenting. It is Endless Summer. In the Room of the Books, which turns out to be a chamber of the Library where all that is subcreated is...

THE MEDALLIONS OF THE SEASONS, BOOK 1 This collection of short stories begins with the first tale of the Medallions of the Seasons, John Frost's accidental wish for endless winter, which summons the Icelord, who is Winter himself, to Meriden in the middle of autumn. Only characters called out of books can defeat him. Other stories range far and wide across the spectrum of genres, including enchanted snowmen, werewolf huntsmen, an office worker who wakes up a hundred years after an apocalypse and finds himself hailed as king of a dystopian village, witch hunters, the Halfalive who sold pieces...

THE MEDALLIONS OF THE SEASONS BOOK 3 The Library is where all the works of man are kept in remembrance. It has 12 floors, but no mortal can mount to the 12th. Yet there the holders of the Medallions go, to consult the Librarian as to how they must reach the Halls of Doom to restore the Medallions. His instructions lead them to the Lands of the Seasons, mysterious laurel hills haunted by dogs, with an eternal mountain in the distance, and their steps are dogged by the power that once ruled the Seasons, but which is now known only as the Ancient Evil.

I am Van Helsing. In the world where the rivers run with wine, I hunt vampire, and I hunt werewolf. This morning one bit me. I am changing, but I bear with it, for the Three Brothers insist I continue to hunt vampire. There is another named Van Helsing. They call him Professor. I do not know who he is, or why he is my double, but I must find him. But the grey place is open, and the seven tales must unite: they say I am the 7th. This London place is strange to me, and yet with Mr. Sherlock Holmes, the good Dr. Jeykll, the mysterious Sunday, the Monster, Captain Nemo, and that despicable young...

The world ends in 2012. So discovers Matt O'Farrell as he goes about leading an ordinary Catholic life, and finds that every aspect of every facet of his life is divided by a mysterious President. The election year of 2004 is marked by division: though the President cannot be voted for by a Catholic due to supporting some abortions, most Catholics make excuses and vote for him. And when he wins, President Bannon turns out to be so good at leading astray even the Elect that Matt is caught up in his subtle traps, and in the end, he too succumbs....

"The world is ending, Forest, and the other side is shining through." The small town of Winsted and the ancient lake above it are overshadowed by a strange and deep mystery, a secret involving the very nature of reality itself. For every hundred years the Road returns to earth, and must be walked, by those whom Arheled has called. Ancient, laden with wisdom and with sorrow, the eternal guardian of the Road watches from the mountain named Temple Fell outside the town and broods over the pettiness of Men. Yet each century he must summon those who are wise, and teach them secrets that destroy...

"YOU MAY CALL ME THE PROPHET." His name is Peter Salerno, a Catholic priest. He can read the heart....and control it. A very useful thing to have, when more and more people are suddenly beginning to gain superpowers, in an age of increasing hostility and, in secret, government assassination. He is not the only one to have the idea of collecting superheros. His old colleague, Jude Chester, whose family has been massacred by federal agents, has darker thoughts than merely establishing a secret refuge. He wants war. He wants blood. And only the Prophet can restrain him.

THE PROPHET IS UPON US He is a mysterious force, a power that appears out of nowhere, strikes from the shadows, delivers supers about to be arrested from the federal assassins and police, and vanishes without a trace. He is the Prophet, the telepathic priest Peter Salerno. But his old foe, the terrorist superhero Doomsman, has escaped from the prison he had been betrayed into, and has embarked upon a campaign of terrorizing one small town, running circles around the National Guard and the Army. But the atrocities he commits compel the Prophet to send in the Men of the Prophet in a battle...

He has wings growing from his back, and he is in captivity, deep in the caves of the terrorist-superhero Doomsman. And worse, the five superchildren sent by the Prophet to bust him out, are themselves cap-tive. But a fell and terrible spirit awakes in Cherubim, and new powers rise within him, and he rouses the Prophet with winged words, rousting the old priest from his foolish policy of secret refuge and covert resistence to the government persecution of supers. Sooner or later, either he must make war, or they will smoke him out. Now the Prophet and the Doomsman must draw swords together, as...