Immortals Among us

Life as a Human

von Paul Ieson

242 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

They walk among us... It can be your neighbor, or the pretty brunette you met in the elevator. They look like "normal" people, and they almost are. Except for the detail of being immortals, and having magick as a second nature. Immortals Among us: Life as a Human talksabout one guy trying to live a normal life - mother in law visits & all - and how others seem to be determined to spoil it. There are of course hot ladies, fights, awesome dragons and explosions. All intermingled in a story that runs fast and takes you to a trip to a different level of awareness. Immortals Among us, is a novel by Paul Ieson that is about the secret magick world of Immortals pretending to be mortal and pretending to be Witches. In the story, M&M, Freyja and Rhiannan are the main characters in the novel. They are the Immortals who are trying to stay hidden and wanting no humans to know of there kind. They walk the Earth pretending to be humans who practice magick so as to hide there strange ways about them. For thousands of years there kind has managed to stay undetected from anyone, even the governments that think that they run everything. As the main characters navigate through two worlds, Earth and the mystical Shadow. The main character is doing OK until a sudden miss-hap of events takes place and everything seems to all fall apart. His girlfriend gets abducted and a clash between good and evil begins and love then rises from out of the depths. Drama ensues and a mortal who wishes to join the ranks of the Immortals gets thrown into the mix. This tale of magick, suspense and romance showcases Paul's storytelling brilliance. Offering readers an enchanting escape into a realm where the extraordinary becomes reality. A must-read for fantasy enthusiasts. Did I mention that there are Dragons too?

• Themen: Belletristik Action- / Abenteuerromane
• ISBN: 9798231318063
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 29.05.2025
• Größe: 203 x 133 mm
• Verlag: Paul Ieson