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The Dark Times Saga: The Black Forest is a tale of good versus evil, light versus dark, and takes place on a fictional new continent far west of medieval England. It's a story that intertwines myths with reality during an apocalyptic time for the world. The story takes place during a gothic Arthurian age where monsters of myth and legend were all too real and the dawn of science was fast approaching. This novel will appeal to people who enjoyed "Game of Thrones", "The Witcher", "Lord of the Rings", and other fantasy adventure novels with a dark foreboding tale, that include rich believable characters and a setting within a historical backdrop of a grim world filled with horrors that lurk in the night.The Dark Tree has now returned to the world of Eden. It is an entity as old as the planet itself, perhaps even older, rooted in myth and lore of various civilizations. Disturbed by the settlers that have landed on its shores and is aided with the most unlikely of allies. This Dark Tree, has taken the form of an evil goddess, that has been planted in a place of primal and unholy power, giving the entity unlimited negative energy to feed upon. She will resurrect ancient gods and monsters that walked the earth before time was time, all the while plotting a campaign of horror.It is now up to an aging Templar with a mysterious past, a rowdy Slavic ranger, a feisty female alchemist, and a scribe turned squire, all gathered together in an unlikely alliance to stop the Dark Gods from reclaiming the continent of Voskavia. The settlers must survive the corrupt nobles, paranormal plagues, monsters, cultists, and creatures that are all too real and dead set on bringing in a new age of darkness to the continent and beyond. They will have to fight for survival, using their wit, skill, and above all else, relying on one another if they are to see the next day.The Dark Times Saga: The Black Forest, will leave you breathless and waiting for book two as it takes you deep into the mind of R. A. Revis.

Dee Wallace's BuppaLaPaloo & The I Love MEs begins with a lonely, sad little boy sitting alone on a bench. BuppaLaPaloo enters and asks what's wrong. The little boy explains he doesn't know who he is, because everyone else is giving him definitions around how they see him: shy, not big enough, not a good playmate, etc. BuppaLaPaloo explains that the only person who can define him and decide who he is, is him! BuppaLaPaloo leads him through the process of deciding what he wants, and then deciding to BE that. The boy ends up stating exactly who he is in a powerful way that ends with joy and hugs all around. The lessons of BuppaLaPaloo books are centered on self-love, empowerment, choice, and action for children at the beginning stages of defining themselves, which define their lives.

The Bastard Queen: A Family Secret Revealed is a story of secrets, acceptance, and forgiveness. This is my life. A life I felt never needed to be written about because through my eyes was rather uneventful. I'd been awarded and achieved goals that not many people get to experience but chalked it up to luck and the hard work given to my vocal studies. Those moments have been documented in writing and photos for the history books. Child model, Homecoming Queen, featured guest artist on stage and television, Miss America, Broadway, etc. I had a gift in the field of the arts and mother tried to cultivate those talents. I know she sacrificed to give me those opportunities and for that I am appreciative. But what happens when the life you've lived becomes turned on its side, upside down, or does a dizzying full circle and you learn a secret has been kept from you? Was it out of love and to protect me? Was it to not bring shame upon the family? Was there ever an agreement to share the truth with me when I reached a certain age in adulthood? Mother never had the courage to tell me and she outlived ALMOST everyone who knew the truth. I feel she was ashamed and that late in life...what did it matter? Well, it matters to me. My children and my grandchildren deserve to know their history too.Dorothy Benham

The Dark Times Saga: The Black Forest is a tale of good versus evil, light versus dark, and takes place on a fictional new continent far west of medieval England. It's a story that intertwines myths with reality during an apocalyptic time for the world. The story takes place during a gothic Arthurian age where monsters of myth and legend were all too real and the dawn of science was fast approaching. This novel will appeal to people who enjoyed "Game of Thrones", "The Witcher", "Lord of the Rings", and other fantasy adventure novels with a dark foreboding tale, that include rich believable characters and a setting within a historical backdrop of a grim world filled with horrors that lurk in the night.The Dark Tree has now returned to the world of Eden. It is an entity as old as the planet itself, perhaps even older, rooted in myth and lore of various civilizations. Disturbed by the settlers that have landed on its shores and is aided with the most unlikely of allies. This Dark Tree, has taken the form of an evil goddess, that has been planted in a place of primal and unholy power, giving the entity unlimited negative energy to feed upon. She will resurrect ancient gods and monsters that walked the earth before time was time, all the while plotting a campaign of horror.It is now up to an aging Templar with a mysterious past, a rowdy Slavic ranger, a feisty female alchemist, and a scribe turned squire, all gathered together in an unlikely alliance to stop the Dark Gods from reclaiming the continent of Voskavia. The settlers must survive the corrupt nobles, paranormal plagues, monsters, cultists, and creatures that are all too real and dead set on bringing in a new age of darkness to the continent and beyond. They will have to fight for survival, using their wit, skill, and above all else, relying on one another if they are to see the next day.The Dark Times Saga: The Black Forest, will leave you breathless and waiting for book two as it takes you deep into the mind of R. A. Revis.