During the ancient kingdoms in Indonesia, many warriors who defended the truth were born, one of which was the Eagle Swordsman. Born as an orphan and his mother as a servant in a kingdom, Arya Mandu finally became an unrivaled warrior after being raised and trained by Eyang Pandang Suri who was nicknamed Nyi Konde Perak. The teacher gave Arya the nickname Eagle Swordsman, besides being mandated by his teacher to always uphold the truth wherever he is, the warrior also wants to find his mother's whereabouts. Will Arya succeed in carrying out his teacher's mandate and finding his biological mother? Moreover, Arya must defeat his opponents who often spread evil on earth? Or will this Eagle Swordsman slowly become similar to his opponents who cause riots?

Marie gets a book from a man she hasn't seen in 30 years.

There’s no such thing as normal, but yes it’s common to question a spiritual awakening.

Chapter’s 1 to 6, will try and update weekly.

The suns of Pegasi 51 b dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the barren landscape. In the twilight, a silent procession of cargo ships descended, their hulls emblazoned with no insignia, their origins a mystery. The rebels watched from their hidden encampments, eyes wide with a mixture of fear and anticipation.

She vanished just as the year ended. She had done what she had planned and opened the Forbidden Door with the key she had found around the ankle of the Roman god Janus who January was named after the god of beginnings, endings transition, and doorways, he fascinated her and she would often stop and look at him in the museum that she worked in as an assistant and now she had done it opened that door; What would she find?

Rise of the Magi

Book 2 of the Priests and Magi quadrilogy.

Shadows stir, and old enemies resurface.

In the heart of a snowy New York winter, a celebration to welcome the new year is alive and bright—and two lives change forever.

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