Brindle, the ultimate scryer from Hawaii, and her unique friends are back in the second volume of this series set in Japan.Kazuo, Mamoru, Nobuko, Sachiko, Kiyoko, Midori, and Jim from Australia use their amazing gifts that range from flying to levitation to overcome the various challenges that seem to come one after the other. "Blue", the friendly alien, returns to help them and even amplifies their already formidable "gifts"A good read for those who enjoy adult fantasy and...

Brindle has finished her first year in Japan as a scryer and Year 2 brings her and her band of gifted paranormals all kinds of new challenges.Japanese mythical creatures, time travel and even a trip into outer space await them in the final volume of this trilogy.A good read for those who enjoy fantasy and Japanese culture.

Two ninja "ki" adepts, Nobuo Yasuda and Shinobu Hayashi, are brought together by their families and get married. Psychically and sexually compatible, their "ki" powers grow stronger each time they bond physically.Their enhanced "ki" abilities enable them to assist the secret women's ninja society that their mothers belong to. Together with the Society, they go up against plots to infect the Japanese with biological and chemical weapons.An interesting read for Adults intereste...

Brindle Hermann – descended from a long line of scryers - had been shown the end of humankind in her crystal time and time again.Living alone quietly in her house near the volcano on the Big Island, she was powerless to do anything to try and change the future until one day a request for a crystal reading from a client in Japan led to an invitation to join a group that could alter the future of the human race.She accepts the invitation and teams up with six Japanese and an ...

Takako, a Japanese housewife in the late 20th century, is confronted with the restrictions and mores of her culture. Faced with a philandering husband and social pressures designed to create the "ideal housewife" she struggles to find a way out of her predicament.Others that touch her life in various ways are also busy carving out their own paths in the restrictive culture.A good read for adults interested in the Japanese culture of the period.

The earth is threatened by two dimensions that are set to intersect with it on December 22, 2012. Arlene and Bill, both in their late fifties, are chosen by an alien device to save the world by entering the dimensions and convincing their inhabitants to help avert the disaster.If you like stories like those in the X-Files, you'll probably enjoy this short novel.

The final sequel to Forgotten Witch in the Majoh Gakuin & Hikari Juku trilogy series.The two Japanese witch school faculty and students work together with the Secret Protectors organization of witches to confront the paranormal obstacles that await them.

Mamoru Nakayama, a Japanese Generation X-er (b. 1977), is leading a lazy life heading towards nowhere in 2012 when he suddenly gets time-shifted into the harsh period of Japan's supercharged economic growth a year before Expo 70. Ill-equipped to survive in a culture that places work at the fore, he is forced to make major changes in his 'only me-my-mine' attitude to survive.An interesting read for adults interested in the Showa Era culture of the period.

Two young Japanese witches enrolled at witch schools with completely different philosophies use their skills to battle spirits and demons using the skills they acquire at ther unique schools.Fate puts both of them on the path to marrying the Witch Prince, who is the son of a witch and the prophesied husband of the Witch Princess. Follow their adventures and see who finally weds the Prince!

This is the second book in the Majoh Gakuin & Hikari Juku Witch School series.Rene (ray-nay) - a Japanese witch suffering from amnesia brought on by an attempt to kill her - struggles to survive and remember who she is.The teachers at Majoh Gakuin and Hikari Juku return to help protect her against the organization of black witches that set out to kill her and aid her in recovering her lost memories.

Leo Caraway-high school senior, president of the Young Republicans club, 4.0 GPA, future Harvard student-had his entire future perfectly planned out. That was, until the X factor. As in Marion X. McMurphy, aka King Maggot, the lead singer of Purge, the most popular, most destructive band punk rock has ever seen. He's also Leo's biological father.When Leo discovers that his real father is a punk rock legend, he is disgusted. Not only is Leo not a punk rock fan, but he believes the X...