It's Tuesday... but it's also the turn of the year since the Winter Solstice in the northern hemisphere has already occurred earlier this morning.
There's no better time than to invite my great friend Ailsa Abraham to share a promotional post today since she loves to celebrate Yultide. I've read both of the books below and highly recommend them if you've not yet got your own copies!
I've also had this lovely Yule image on the left popped into my inbox courtesy of Ailsa...
I've also had this lovely Yule image on the left popped into my inbox courtesy of Ailsa...
Elf yourself!
TWO DAYS ONLY!
YULE LOVE THIS IDEA!
We celebrate the Winter Solstice or Yule so as my gift to
you readers I would like to present - for the two days of 22nd and 23rd
December only.....Both books in the Alchemy series at 99p or cents each for an
e-book. Come on, less than a cup of coffee? Lasts longer and keeps you awake
better!
Click on the link below to see them on Amazon in YOUR
country.
Plenty of five star reviews and the third one is on the way
- grab them while they're this price!
WHAT DO YOU GET?
Book 1 ALCHEMY A world without war? Professor Sawhele
Fielding stumbles across an invention that would change the world; something so
monumental, it could spell the
end of environmental disaster and
conflict. With the help of her father, a shadowy figure in the world of
international banking, she begins to set into motion the biggest upheaval the planet
has seen. But in a changed world, dark forces are threatening the fragile
peace. Where modern technology is proving useless, old magic from a bygone era
might just save the day. Adrian Oliver, expert in ancient religions is
skeptical until faced with incontrovertible proof that ancient evil is abroad
once again. How could a Utopian dream of free fuel and peaceful co-existence
turn into a nightmare? Iamo, a priest of the Mother Goddess and Riga, a Black
Shaman assassin captain, are thrown together - reluctantly at first - to face a
threat that nobody could have imagined before "The Changes". ALCHEMY
is the prequel to Shaman's Drum which features the adventures of Iamo and Riga through their world
in the near future, where the established religions of our own days had been
banned.
end of environmental disaster and
conflict. With the help of her father, a shadowy figure in the world of
international banking, she begins to set into motion the biggest upheaval the planet
has seen. But in a changed world, dark forces are threatening the fragile
peace. Where modern technology is proving useless, old magic from a bygone era
might just save the day. Adrian Oliver, expert in ancient religions is
skeptical until faced with incontrovertible proof that ancient evil is abroad
once again. How could a Utopian dream of free fuel and peaceful co-existence
turn into a nightmare? Iamo, a priest of the Mother Goddess and Riga, a Black
Shaman assassin captain, are thrown together - reluctantly at first - to face a
threat that nobody could have imagined before "The Changes". ALCHEMY
is the prequel to Shaman's Drum which features the adventures of Iamo and 
Book 2 SHAMAN'S DRUM England in the near future.
Mainstream religions have been outlawed, and the old gods rule again. Iamo has
been a priest of the Great Mother and is sworn to celibacy, but his love for Riga , a Black Shaman, a
magical assassin, caused him to break his vows. After being imprisoned apart
from each other for three years, Iamo accepts an offer to earn them both a
pardon and the possibility of marriage. If they survive. Iamo and Riga must discover why
demons are breaking through from the other side. Which of the cults are
renegades who allow the demons through? Who can they trust? Combining their
powers, they face the ordeal with the help of a band of eclectic pagans, spirit
creatures, Riga 's
Black Shaman brothers, an undercover Christian granny, and three unusually
energetic Goths. It's a tough assignment, but the hope of a life together keeps
them fighting.
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