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Fox, an Episcopal priest, and Sheldrake, a biologist, create a profound and intelligent vision of angels for the next millennium.

The Vatican Cathedral is packed to the rafters as Pope Gregory XVII leads the congregation in mass. A cloaked stranger steps suddenly and fearlessly towards the altar and commands the wheelchair-bound Pope to stand. He does. The miracle stops the world in its tracks. Who is this stranger? More miraculous events follow and as the Vatican retreats and closes its doors to the world, journalist Alexander Trecchio and police officer Gabriella Fierro set out to find an explanation that might calm an increasingly hysterical nation. Because the question on everyone's lips is what the stranger's arrival might mean...and whether it finally heralds the End of Days. DOMINUS is a relentless conspiracy thriller that will leave you every bit as breathless as Dan Brown's Robert Langdon novels and Simon Toyne's SANCTUS

Simon Toyne meets Dan Brown's ORIGIN: THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT is an edge-of- your-seat religious conspiracy thriller with a high-concept hook and relentless pace

The Irish have a long and proud history in America, and New Jersey is no exception. Beginning with the first Irish immigrants who settled in every corner of the state, this vital ethnic community has left an indelible mark on all facets of life in the Garden State. New Jersey's Irish natives expressed their own discontent over British oppression by fighting alongside colonists in the American Revolution. Brave Fenians fought to preserve their new home in the Civil War. New Jersey's Irish also have become professional athletes, Unites States representatives, religious leaders, spies and business trailblazers. Author and Irish heritage researcher Tom Fox relays these and other stories that demonstrate the importance of Ireland to the development of New Jersey and the United States.

Set on the isolated island of St Helena, the story follows Ruth Fletcher as she navigates the complexities of love and marriage. When she receives a marriage proposal from Adam, a man she likes but does not love, Ruth faces a dilemma. With limited prospects for marriage, she accepts his proposal, hoping that their friendship will blossom into love. The narrative explores themes of societal expectations and personal desires in a unique historical context.

The narrative invites readers to explore the exciting escapades of a charming young girl, showcasing her curiosity and resilience as she navigates various challenges. Each adventure highlights her imaginative spirit and the lessons learned along the way, making it a delightful read for both children and adults. The stories celebrate the joy of exploration and the importance of bravery in the face of obstacles.

Set in 1844, the story follows Ruth Fletcher, a recently widowed woman who departs the remote island of St Helena in search of a fresh start. She hopes to marry the captain of HMS Intrepid, who has promised her passage to Europe after their anti-slavery missions are completed. The narrative explores themes of resilience and the quest for a new beginning amidst the backdrop of historical maritime challenges.

The story revolves around Daniel Williams, a salesman grappling with personal and professional failures. His train journey to Paris takes a dramatic turn, leading him to confront life-altering choices that not only impact his own future but also endanger the lives of those he aims to assist. As he navigates this pivotal moment, the narrative explores themes of desperation, responsibility, and the consequences of one's actions.