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José Ferrer Aleu

    Morning Of The Magicians
    The Time Master Trilogy - 2: The Outcast
    The Initiate
    • Tarod alone knew the nature of the supernatural force locked within his soul-and he knew that it must be thwarted, no matter what the sacrifice. Denounced by his fellow adepts as a demon, betrayed even by those he loved, he had unleashed a power that twisted the fabric of time, to put himself beyond the reach of that monstrous force and avert the pandemonium that threatened the world. He thought that nothing could break through the barrier he had created. He was wrong.

      The Time Master Trilogy - 2: The Outcast1991
      3,9
    • The Initiate

      • 278bladzijden
      • 10 uur lezen

      The Seven Gods of Order had ruled unchallenged for an aeon, served by the Adepts of the Circle in their bleak Northern stronghold. But for Tarod – the most enigmatic and formidable sorcerer in the Circle's ranks – a darker affinity had begun to call. Threatening his beliefs, even his sanity, it rose unbidden from beyond Time; an ancient and deadly adversary that could plunge the world into madness and chaos – and whose power rivalled that even of the Gods themselves. And though Tarod's mind and heart were pledged to Order, his soul was another matter...

      The Initiate1990
      4,1
    • Morning Of The Magicians

      • 304bladzijden
      • 11 uur lezen

      A compelling compendium of dark and peculiar stories and an enthralling introduction to the mysteries of the occult; opening closed minds to questions like these: Were occult forces at work in Hitler's Germany? Do human mutants exist among us who are as different from men as men are from the great apes? Do human brains emits high-frequency waves that can be picked up by other persons? What role did occult forces play in the development of atomic energy? Is it possible to contact universes parallel to our own? Is humanity evolving to a kind of super-man? Will the secret society be the form of future government? The questions of a fevered imagination? Not for the two authors who spent six years prospecting in that strange country that lies beyond the frontiers of so-called rational knowledge. They believe it is vital for us to pose these questions - and others even more disturbing.

      Morning Of The Magicians1989
      4,0