Brian Phillips verdedigt al vijfentwintig jaar actief individuele rechten, waarbij zijn geschriften regelmatig in vooraanstaande publicaties verschijnen. Als eigenaar van een klein bedrijf sinds 1986 weet hij uit eerste hand hoe overheidsvoorschriften de groei van ondernemingen belemmeren. Phillips schrijft en doceert over de principes en ethiek van het bedrijfsleven en pleit voor de vrijheid en innovatie die bedrijven in staat stellen te floreren. Zijn werk onderzoekt de schadelijke impact van bureaucratie op economische expansie.
Sold into captivity, a group of people is transported against their will to a dying city filled with magic, and gods. Dark necromancers collude to collect the treasures of the dying city by bribing these new arrivals with treasures, and perhaps a free ride home. Annah, a hardened swordswoman finds something she never expected in the ruins and begins a conflict that threatens the gods themselves.
The Takers move toward their dark goals. Internal suspicions within the Order create distrust and enmity within their ranks. A Goddess strives to keep her city free of both the Takers, and the necromancers that had sworn to battle them. Miller faces enemies from all directions as he struggles to find some way to fight find and defeat the Takers, while not sacrificing his soul.
A young apprentice wizard arrives in Home's Hearth, city of the famed Goddess of Love, but finds little help in his quest. The hidden enemy lies in wait with a dire plan nearing fruition. Ancient mysteries confuse and confound spell crafters as they find the barriers between worlds to be thinner than ever expected. Personal connections between necromancer masters, apprentices, and friends are called into question. The First Gods, long thought extinct, walk the earth. Enemies within is a dark fantasy featuring betrayal, diverse magical traditions, necromancy, and the resilience of friendship.