Bryan Davis Knihy

The story revolves around the invasion of Second Eden by the Nephilim, ancient giants unleashed by a single lie. As Earth and Hades face a disastrous merging, the prophet Enoch seeks to unite humans and dragons to combat this threat. Key characters include a prophetic young girl from Hades, Billy Bannister, heir to Arthur and a hero from the Dragons in our Midst series, and his brave companion, Bonnie Silver. Together, they prepare for an epic battle to save their worlds from destruction.

Set in 19th century Paris, the story follows Justin Trotter, an immigrant and book translator, who becomes embroiled in a murder mystery after attending a masquerade party. Ghostly apparitions warn him of impending danger, and following a murder at the event, he finds himself accused and on the run, hiding in the catacombs. Guided by the spirits of historical figures, including Joan of Arc, Justin strives to clear his name and protect his blind sister from a malevolent caretaker. The narrative explores themes of sanity, guilt, and the supernatural.

Set in a fantastical world, the story follows Walter, Ashley, and Karen as they embark on a quest aboard the dragon Thigocia to find Gabriel and Makaidos. Their journey leads them to an underground army of hibernating giants, where they encounter Sapphira Adi, a mysterious girl with ancient origins. Sapphira unveils a dark conspiracy crafted long ago by Morgan Le Faye and the devil, intertwining their fates with a perilous legacy that threatens their world.

Set in a world where young adults face challenging circumstances, this first installment of the Oracles of Fire series encourages readers to explore themes of faith, courage, and love. Through the journey of its characters, it inspires them to uncover their innate strengths and resilience. The narrative promotes personal growth and the pursuit of one's purpose, making it a compelling read for young audiences seeking inspiration.

In a chaotic world, Alex unleashes deadly machines in Chicago to assert her dominance, while Reapers face execution and ghosts roam unchecked. Amidst this turmoil, a ruthless terrorist exploits the situation by strapping firebombs to children, amplifying the urgency and horror of the unfolding crisis. The narrative explores themes of power, morality, and the consequences of unchecked authority in a society on the brink of collapse.

The story follows young Walter Foley as he confronts his fears and battles a mischievous bed that comes to life. Despite its initially scary premise, the narrative transforms into a comforting tale that reassures children that nighttime fears are manageable. As Walter triumphs over his imaginary foe, young readers are encouraged to embrace their own bedtime anxieties, ultimately finding peace and safety in their own beds. This engaging tale offers both excitement and a sense of security for children at bedtime.

In a post-apocalyptic world, strange lights signal the arrival of beings that transform select individuals into authoritarian angels. While many accept this new order, siblings Ben, Jack, and Trudy see the darker reality and join a rebel faction determined to fight back. Their mission to thwart an angel invasion involves a risky plan to swap a vaccine, leading Ben and Trudy to pose as doctors and undergo implantation. As their scheme unravels, they must rely on an unexpected bounty hunter, a young angel priestess, and a hidden ally to survive.

Amidst an impending invasion, Jason, Koren, and Elyssa race against time to alert soldiers about the dragon king's deadly disease. Complicating matters, Koren is infected and faces a dire fate without urgent help. As the struggle for Starlight intensifies, the resurrected Starlighter, Cassabrie, emerges as a potential savior, but her daring strategy raises questions about its effectiveness. The stakes are high as they confront both external threats and personal challenges in their fight for survival.

The author combines epic storytelling reminiscent of Tolkien with the focused narrative style of Lewis, alongside the imaginative scale of Verne. Central to the work is a heartfelt exploration of themes rooted in Christian faith, showcasing a blend of fantasy and moral depth that resonates with readers.

In a gripping exploration of the battle between good and evil, the story delves into the lives of individuals facing profound moral dilemmas. Characters are tested as they confront their darkest fears and the consequences of their choices. Themes of redemption, faith, and the struggle against malevolent forces weave through the narrative, challenging the characters to seek salvation and understanding amidst chaos. The book offers a thought-provoking reflection on the nature of evil and the strength found in resilience and hope.