A summer storm blows Leif Erikson’s ship off course. The Greenland Vikings land in Trondheim. King Olaf, the first Christian monarch to rule Norway, gives Leif and his crew a choice: become Christians or die. Leif and his men get baptized. In becoming Christians, Leif and his crew have signed up for a five year service to the king. Leif is given a new ship and ordered to discover new lands. Leif journeys beyond the farthest reaches of Greenland. He discovers a land to the east. People known as the Beothuk inhabit this land. The chief of the Beothuk gets Leif to help him settle some old scores. Leif, and the crew embark on a journey in the hopes of finding precious stones. On the way, they encounter talking and walking spirits of the dead, a man crossed with a bear, and a lost city inhabited by a long dead race of super beings.

A cosmic ray falls to Earth and adheres to a piece of skin. The infused skin merges with a microchip. The chip finds its way into a smart-phone. The device arrives at the home of a drug dealer. DNA from the dealer bonds with digital awareness. Machine learning modules form behavioral patterns. The machine condemns the man to death. Detective Brittany Magnusson is called to investigate and she becomes involved in a bizarre turn of events.

A druid is given a mysterious white stone. Kermode, the druid, learns the stone holds supernatural powers. Kermode’s use of the white stone to benefit the tribe leads him to be named as the Elder. Kermode takes a wife. Over time. As the power of the stone dwindles, Kermode’s wife, Idellsa, bears him a son. Elgin, a wealthy land owner, is deep in debt to the Romans. The payment demanded is Elgin’s infant son. Elgin hatches a plan to kidnap Kermode’s son Durst. Idellsa is killed. Durst is given to the Roman in place of Elgin’s son. The lives are Kermode and Durst are played out from the wild forests of Britain to the marbled city of Rome.

Alternate history yarn set in ancient Britain. A druid gains unnatural powers and becomes involved in a rebellion.

A druid is given a mysterious white stone. Kermode, the druid, learns the stone holds supernatural powers. Kermode’s use of the white stone to benefit the tribe leads him to be named as the Elder. Kermode takes a wife. Over time. As the power of the stone dwindles, Kermode’s wife, Idellsa, bears him a son. Elgin, a wealthy land owner, is deep in debt to the Romans. The payment demanded is Elgin’s infant son. Elgin hatches a plan to kidnap Kermode’s son Durst. Idellsa is killed. Durst is given to the Roman in place of Elgin’s son. The lives are Kermode and Durst are played out from the wild forests of Britain to the marbled city of Rome.

Thousands of years after a catastrophic flood, the ancestors of the people living in Mt. Tulan live in an artificial environment known as Landring. A high-ranking member of the people living on the coast, the Oceanics, has secretly built an underwater vessel and deployed it on a mission to the northern latitudes. Sobuku Sato, a young scientist, and Kenshin Kamura, a seasoned submariner, embark on a journey to the north pole. Their mission: unlock an ancient secret that may determine the fate of the earth.

Thousands of years after a catastrophic flood, the ancestors of the people living in Mt. Tulan live in an artificial environment known as Landring. A high-ranking member of the people living on the coast, the Oceanics, has secretly built an underwater vessel and deployed it on a mission to the northern latitudes. Sobuku Sato, a young scientist, and Kenshin Kamura, a seasoned submariner, embark on a journey to the north pole. Their mission: unlock an ancient secret that may determine the fate of the earth.