Böcker utgivna av Olympia Publishers

Grey treasures peace and quiet, and video games. Though one day he uncharacteristically decides to go for a walk, and in the woods none the less, where his life changes forever. Transported to a border realm where magic and old memories loom, Grey learns that his past, present and future are not what he believes them to be. Navigating this strange new reality, alongside warriors, fairies and shadows, he needs to discover who he was, who he is and who he might yet become. Can he wield his newfound powers and defend light against darkness? "Haud yer wheesht, wee laddie. Na one can help ye now!Finally, it's off tae be mine!" The silhouette-man laughs, and asmy eyesight dims, I can feel him next to my ear, pulling me closerso he can whisper into it.. "Ye knew 'twas inevitable, Grey,ye were never off tae escape this. Just let it go, all off it..."

Kate Steele has just left her last destination - the beautiful Hawaiian islands. She is a young Canadian woman, who is traveling with a group of missionaries into the former Soviet Union, to work in an orphanage.She is completely fascinated by Russia, a country that has always seemed so isolated from the rest of the world. Towards the end of their stay, she falls head over heels in love with Max, a good-looking Russian man.The couple reunite in Moscow one year later to the day they had said goodbye.The young couple enjoy a whirlwind romance, culminating in Max's proposal. With a bright future ahead the couple could not be happier.However, as time moves on she begins to see Max evolve into a different person, questioning their life together.In the dramatic conclusion, Katie holds steady, Max falters, as their final destiny comes to lightThis book has been inspired by a true story.

From the mind of Rion Levy comes this collection of thought-provoking poems entitled 'Poems of the End Times'. With rich use of language Levy conjures up images and questions in the reader that all will be able to relate to - asking questions regarding the finite time we have on this earth, and indeed the finite time that the earth has in this universe. A truly cerebral journey is undertaken in the lines of Levy's poetry which is nothing short of a joy to read.

In 1986, one of the worst catastrophes in recent history was catalysed by something unexplainable: two infants, origins unknown, both with immeasurable powers. From this event, Project G.O.D was born: a top-secret laboratory experiment, created to incubate, monitor, and advance the abilities of one of these superhuman beings. Nova has just woken up after thirty-five years, and he has a lot to learn - about the world, himself, and those he is connected to. It is the job of project leader, Dr. Stan, to help Nova assimilate and grow, but as he combats his own demons, could his humanity become his - and Nova's - greatest weakness? The powers at play are creating a dangerous game, but Project G.O.D has only scratched the surface. When the second long-lost infant returns, bringing with him the key to unlocking unimaginable powers and secrets, the game really begins. But what does he want? And what does the existence of these superhumans mean for humanity?

Zlata Tajra has suffered from panic attacks for years. As her father suffered from his mental health, she is constantly monitored by doctors. They are forever changing her medication in the hope of finding a solution - and avoiding her father's dreadful fate. But the side effects of her medication leave Zlata with headaches, dizziness, and exhaustion. She struggles to work and, following the death of her grandmother, she has no one else to turn to for help.One night, Zlata goes to visit a grave, when an unearthly encounter finds her in another dimension with witches, warriors, and magic all in abundance. Here, many of Zlata's questions about her panic attacks are answered and she begins to train to become an immortal. But the world she has entered is complex and full of dangers and there is no guarantee she will survive.

I Don't Think Grandma Knows Me Anymore is a poignant storybook for young children to help them understand the changes associated with memory imparment, such as might occur with Alzheimer's disease. Beautifully told, this sensitive tale follows a young boy as he notices, and adjusts to, his grandmother's limitations.

This collection of poetry conveys the vibrant thoughts and memories of an artist lost in beauty; the beauty of the meadows, the water, little shops, curious animals, and the people who pass along the way. From sweet bakery shop romances, to legends of swashbuckling pirates, this collection bursts with fantasy and adventure that throws you from the comfort of an ordinary street, to the dangerous escapades of gun-slinging ants. In this familiar yet surprising world, the domestic meets the surreal as each poem takes you on a trip through nature, history, tragedy, and unbridled joy, twisting in the most unexpected of directions to showcase every corner of this brilliant world. The artist recreates, with the great care of a painter, the things he has seen in the hope of capturing it forever, and thereby "sharing his heart with the future".

Between a deeply fractured family life, feelings of crushing loneliness, and long-term mental illness, twenty-four-year-old Carla is thoroughly disenchanted with life, and as a result, fascinated with the idea of ending it all. Life is meaningless, but despite this, she finds something resembling purpose in the world of cinema. Her love for the art of moviemaking keeps her alive - at least for the time being.When Carla moves to Geneva for an internship, she is entering a new chapter of her life: a new career, new friends, new opportunities. However, she has no idea of what the future holds for her. Little does she know that this is the beginning of the end: a twisted rollercoaster ride of highs and lows that will find her at a breaking point.A masterful debut, Force Majeure is a heartbreakingly poignant, yet razor-sharp and darkly witty glimpse into the reality of living with mental illness.

Elfis has a lot on his mind. His schoolwork hasn't been great; he's struggling at Santa's Workshop, the school bully won't leave him alone, and all he really wants to do is play his guitar and hang out with his best friend, Ginger. One day, when a bad decision causes a fight with his best friend, Ginger, and his dad takes away his guitar, it seems like Elfis' dream of becoming a global rock sensation has come to an end. Can he somehow make things up to his best friend, figure out school, improve his toy-making, and make peace with his dad, all before the North Pole Christmas talent show? Or is his rock and roll dream just that... a dream?

Owen is a Raulstone. Born from a family with connections, he travels to Arnstead, meeting new friends and getting prepared for an exciting life, fulfilling his duties like those before him. When he arrives, however, he will see that he has not been stationed where he previously would have wanted, finding himself in the Department of Lost and Stolen, among heaps of paperwork. But he will soon find that there is more to his job than meets the eye...Will his name prove to hinder rather than help him in his new surroundings? Just how big a part will the Flow play in his journey? And is the Department of Lost and Stolen not so bad after all?Spellseeker is an enthralling tale of fantasy, showing the importance of relationships in the drive we all must find ourselves.

This book is a collection of poetry, which takes the reader on a journey through the many aspects of life. Love, loss, sacrifice, triumph, turmoil: these are just a few of the many emotions, which are penned within these pages. Each turn of the page, takes one down many roads. The scenery is vast- it can be beautiful, and dark. Simple, and complex. Each line, dives deeper into the mind, and swims amongst the complexities of the human experience. Each work stands alone, and creates its own mosaic. So, experience the journey. Take a ride through the cosmos, and skirt the very edges of our universe.