Bøker av Joe Lyon

The legends say the Sanguine Forest is haunted by evil magic. Those that dare go in, never come out alive.The second installment of the Astar's Blade Epic Fantasy series. Ever since he was a young boy, a ghost had been appearing to Kilmer in an unlikely supernatural friendship, making Kilmer the perfect choice to go into the Sanguine searching for the King's missing archer. Guided by his ghost and bent on revenge, he is doomed to bear witness to the cataclysm around him. Helpless to prevent the birth of a brand new evil, his life comes down to whether or not he can be saved by Kilmer's Ghost.

Astar has unbelievable powers he can barely control.As a new terror rises from the depths, he is joined with a magical dagger, reuniting the final piece of the ancient God inhabiting him. Astar becomes the most powerful creature in the Universe, and using cunning and raw power, he is capable of shaping world events according to his will. But some things are beyond even Astar's reach in the Temple of Valor.

Transporting dead bodies is not a job for everyone. Ex-con Jimmy Myer is transporting the dead body of a renowned psychic when his hearse veers into an encounter with the Molossus, a mythical beast that bestows unimaginable wealth to its new host at the cost of the old host's violent death. The dog's current host, the psychopathic billionaire Old Man Moyer, is desperate to dodge this deadly deal. What results is a strange world of enigmatic mediums, relentless detectives, and spectral spectators. As the story hurtles towards its chilling conclusion, the narrative compels readers to ask: What wordly fortune could be worth the promise of a violent death?

I am Joe Lyon and this is my book "Poetry is Cool". It took me 34 years to write what is contained within these 140 or so pages. The following are just some of my musings and writings, just a fraction of them really, sketched down since 1979 throughout most of my life. They cover a wide range of topics, but mostly about living life, growing older and wiser, and looking back over the landscapes of my life both real and imaginary...for reasons unknown at the time.