“Pushes urban fantasy noir to its logical extreme by casting the resurrected body of Christ—now called Cross—as an angel-slaying, wise-cracking antihero.” —Publishers Weekly For thousands of years, Cross has wandered the earth, a mortal soul trapped in the undying body left behind by Christ. He’s been a thief, a con man, a soldier, and a drunkard. He’s fought as a slave in the Colosseum and as a knight at King Arthur’s side. But now he must play the part of reluctant hero, as an angel comes to him for help finding the Mona Lisa—the real Mona Lisa that inspired the painting. Cross’s quest takes him into a secret world within our own, populated by characters just as strange and wondrous as he is. Haunted by memories of Penelope—the only woman he truly loved—he wants to avenge her death at the hands of his ancient enemy, Judas, a forgotten god from an ancient time. The angel promises to deliver Judas to Cross, but nothing is ever what it seems when Judas is involved, and when a group of renegade angels looking for a new holy war show up, things truly go to hell. “A deliriously unhinged roller coaster of a novel, blending fantasy, history, horror and humour with the aplomb of an overfull blender, but all of it smarter than it, truly, has any right—or need—to be.” —National Post “Sweeps you up with its gallows humour, whether you’re revelling in the pleasures of two-fisted, angel-punching action or the cleverly rendered language.” —Quill & Quire “Takes urban fantasy to a different level with this tale of conspiracy and confession.” —Library Journal
In the third Cross book, the immortal angel killer Cross faces his most dangerous enemy yet: Noah. For ages Noah has sailed the seas, seeking out all of God’s mistakes and imprisoning them on his ark.
When Cross discovers a startling secret about the origins of Hamlet itself, he finds himself trapped in a ghost story even he may not be able to escape alive. “The Dead Hamlets resembles something written by Neil Gaiman with its somewhat ...
All three Cross novels—plus two new stories—in one volume! “What comes across most sharply when reading the Cross novels is a sheer joy in storytelling.” —National Post This collection brings together the first three books of the ...
Sometimes we have to lose to win again and teenage Mona-Lisa Middleton learns that lesson the hard way as her boyfriend Todd Waters causes her to sacrifice her love for his dreams.
In “ Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Phelps Stokes , ” Sargent intended to portray only Mrs. Stokes in a van Dyck pose with a huge dog at her side . Unfortunately , no Doberman was available , so he sketchily substituted her husband , whose vague ...
It is the Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ that will be revealing her secrets to the world. See for yourself how this book was written in the future, with the spirit of the living God, to be brought back into the past!
Sometimes we have to lose to win again and teenage Mona-Lisa Middleton learns that lesson the hard way as her boyfriend Todd Waters causes her to sacrifice her love for his dreams.
... death , and of Christ's sacrifice . In Petrarch's " rime , " Laura is the figure or " figura " of Christ , and Petrarch structures his life , his own spiritual renewal , in relation to his Christ - like beloved . Raphael's friend ...
again whole and perfect on the wall (obviously, or I wouldn't have seen you), and the gashes on my hands are ... I can see my ribs, several Mona Lisa smiles, which were certainly things I once had to conduct a concentrated search for.
Steve Rasnic Tem. THE MONA LISA SACRIFICE BOOK ONE OF THE BOOK OF CROSS PETER ROMAN For thousands of years, Cross has wandered the earth, a mortal soul trapped in the undying body left behind by Christ. But now he must play the part of ...