Böcker av Christopher Clouser

Casemiro, a down on his luck wizard with little magical power, travels back to the location of his greatest accomplishment twenty years before, the village of Lillenhold, to recapture his glory, power, and perhaps a little coin. Casemiro, while grappling with his past and identity, finds himself amidst complex relationships involving Prince Arenton, Princess Laural, and various other characters including his brother Quinto and Forrest - a troll-man hybrid with a connection to the wizard's past.Believing he takes a simple job for a local festival, Casemiro soon gets thrown into a murder investigation, an unexpected and perhaps unwanted (he just can't decide) tryst, a heroic quest involving witches and a dragon, and the involvement of (wait for it).... medieval professional wrestlers. All this from responding to a harmless job advertisement. But Casemiro wonders if it all could have been prevented if he did one thing: tell the true story of what happened twenty years ago and reveal his unspoken truths.In summary: a tale about overcoming guilt associated with lost love alongside navigating treacherous waters full of deceitful plots hatched by those most unexpected - all set against a backdrop rich in fantasy elements such as magical creatures & epic showdowns between good versus evil forces vying for control over lands steeped in lore & legend.

Marco Flynn has returned to his home town for a fresh start. Now he's a full-time parent to a pre-teen son, Jacob, and has asked Tara to marry him. He tries to start over by getting a normal nine-to-five gig.Marco accepts a job working in the administration for the newly-elected mayor of Indianapolis. Before the ink dries on the contract, a new drug fills the streets . Along with that, a series of murders sweep through the city with the ringleader making a personal threat toward Marco's family. Marco takes it as a personal challenge to solve the crime even if it compromises his new job, or his life Marco attempts to protect his family no matter the costs. Even if that means harm will come to him, either physical or emotional. He will do anything to prevent a repeat of the tragedies he has seen over the last few months repeat itself. His sacrifice is worthwhile if it means his family, and the city, are safe.

Marco Flynn is a throwback gumshoe detective that's good at his job and claims downtown Indianapolis as his stomping grounds. Currently, he's struggling to make ends meet from his business and sees himself as a relationship killer. Marco's life gets put into a blender when he stumbles on a body in the canal. The problem, other than the dead body, is Marco knows who it is and they were buried two years ago. On top of that, his brother brings him a case that appears to be a simple land profiteering scheme. When Marco begins investigating the two cases, he finds they are linked and opens a can of worms that will unravel untold corruption in the city government with a looming election in the balance. Marco tries to balance his emotions as he bounces between two women while solving two explosive cases and keeping the people he cares about safe. He can't trust anyone to tell him the truth because they are all suspects until proven innocent.

Marco Flynn is fresh off a case that was bigger than anything he could imagine. To take a break, he and his girlfriend, Tara, travel to Seattle to spend the holidays with his son, Jacob.From the start of the trip, Marco makes life miserable for the bad guys. During the flight, Marco breaks up a kidnapping. Then, once he reaches Seattle, is drawn into a child abduction case as a contractor for the FBI, his former employers. When Marco begins his investigation, he finds the kidnapper may be related to his ex-wife's boyfriend, Talk about a tough conversation. It becomes apparent that something is amiss at the Bureau as Marco unravels the mystery.Marco attempts to keep his professional and personal lives separate as he goes between his ex and his girlfriend, while developing a deeper relationship with his son. Then every parent's worst nightmare occurs and the case turns into a race against the clock as Marco Flynn tries to track down his prey in a city he does not know.

Argent Aquilus, the best mercenary pilot in the system, is always searching for the next score. Argent's ship, the Menagerie, houses a wild crew of an assassin, a zealot, a telepath, a shapeshifter, and a sentient droid. They scrape out a living while avoiding the watchful eye of the Triastram Planetary Council, led by Argent's brother Preus, and other authorities in their region of space.Anxious for the next payday, Argent takes a job from an unknown client for a secret payload. When the crew discovers their prize is an illegal world-killing fusion-charge and their customer a known terrorist, they deliver the cargo to save their lives and avoid prison, like any good mercs.Argent and his crew undergo self-examination and coercion after some powerful "friends" capture them. They are offered a chance to defuse the terrorist's plans and avoid the death of another planet, or face life in the mines of Monger. Success requires a reconciliation of family tensions while rebuilding trust with those on the other side of the law.

Perry Duke Maxwell was a man that saw, lived, and made history in the first half of the twentieth century. But he is unknown to the average citizen. He grew up and moved to Oklahoma when it became a state and lived through both the state's greatest and worst years, from the oil boom to the dust bowl. He was a man that suffered through personal hardship after personal hardship beginning with the death of his love in the prime of their lives. He dealt with poor health his entire life from tuberculosis to cancer, which eventually took his life. He turned every tragedy into a positive and excelled in a career where he became one of the greatest golf course architects in history.The Midwest Associate explores his life and his work in the arena of golf course design with detail looks at his supreme efforts, including his own course at Dornick Hills in Ardmore, Oklahoma. This is the first published work that looks at Maxwell's career as a whole and examines his inspirations, his philosophy, and his technique of laying out golf courses. Maxwell often is overlooked when the masters of golf course architecture are listed, this book provides an argument to including him in any pantheon of this profession.

The gods of Olympus ARE in Central Indiana.Held captive by a vindictive master and a magical curse. The gods freedom may be on the horizon if their current master does not find a beneficiary to continue the grotesque family tradition.The unsuspecting heir is Jordan Caster, a young black man. He has been thrown into the chaotic world of Greek deities. Jordan is forced to address the issue of becoming a slave owner, albeit to the most powerful beings on the planet, or granting the gods freedom and inviting their undeniable vengeance upon his family line. The choice becomes more complex when Jordan realizes not all the Olympians wish to leave this hidden paradise. He begins to question his own beliefs as his emotions weave their way into the fate of the gods. Will Jordan grant them freedom and risk personal safety? Will Jordan continue this bizarre tradition of the Caster clan, oversee the most unique living museum in the world, and retain the title of curator of the gods? Or will Jordan find more than he could have hoped? Possibly, even a future among the Olympians.

Perry Duke Maxwell was a man that saw, lived and made history in the first half of the twentieth century. But he is unknown to the average citizen. He grew up and moved to Oklahoma when it became a state and lived through both the state''s greatest and worst years, from the oil boom to the dust bowl. He was a man that suffered through personal hardship after personal hardship beginning with the death of his love in the prime of their lives. He dealt with poor health his entire life from tuberculosis to cancer, which eventually took his life. But he turned every tragedy into a positive and excelled in a career where he became one of the greatest golf course architects in history. The Midwest Associate explores his life and his work in the arena of golf course design with detail looks at his supreme efforts, including his own course at Dornick Hills in Ardmore, Oklahoma. This is the first published work that looks at Maxwell''s career as a whole and examines his inspirations, his philosophy and his technique of laying out golf courses. Maxwell often is overlooked when the masters of golf course architecture are listed, this book provides a solid argument to including him in any pantheon of this profession.