John Adcox – författare

Welcome to Blackthorne Faire, a place of wild music and unbridled, boisterous dance! Of theatre and pageantry! Of deadly duels and rapier-fast quips! Of roasting turkey legs and drinking bouts!Welcome to Blackthorne Faire, a place of whispered rumors of unexplained disappearances. Of mystery, intrigue, and murder.Welcome to Blackthorne Faire, a modern Renaissance Festival where nothing is what it seems. It is a place where a lost tune rediscovered in The Hidden Book of Secret Knowledge stirs long forgotten magic, and where never-before-seen tarot cards foretell unexpected futures that always, always come true.Welcome to Blackthorne Faire, where true love is found and lost and lost again in the shadow of a coming war between the mob and the Courts of Faerie.Beware, mortal, oh, beware the sounds that echo over the hills, across the bluffs, and through the winding pathways, for no one can hear the horns of Elfland and remain unchanged.

Astronauts vs. Dinosaurs! 150 years in the future, NASA Mission Specialist Kim Chang identifies a 400-million-year-old alien artifact. Earth has been visited by aliens throughout its history, and there’s a wormhole at the edge of our system that could take us to their doorstep. The International Space Agency ship Michael Collins is sent on a mission to find out who visited our world, why, and what happened to them. They discover an impossible planet, Earth-like but larger than Jupiter. It seems to defy the laws of physics. When a crew lands on the planet, they find a patchwork of self-contained environments, each larger than a continent. The three astronauts investigate a compound made of up pyramids . . . filled with the skeletons with DNA identical to actual Egyptians. Now, the astronauts have a new mystery to solve. What killed these people? And is the danger still out there? Stepping outside after narrowly escaping deadly traps, they discover a living, breathing dinosaur, and the team theorizes that this place may be Eden, the source of all life on Earth. The truth, however, is much, much stranger. And far more dangerous.