They were a fun loving biker gang of four hard hitting, hard riding rebels, who didn't ask for much out of life except an ample supply of beer, sex, and the joy and freedom of being in the wind, After an innocent, but tragic mistake occurs, awakening a long dormant, but evil supernatural force, they find their toughest road ahead of them. A ride through Hell itself. Is it a curse or a blessing?

An affordable edition of Philo! A contemporary of Jesus and Paul, Philo wrote extensively on the Hebrew Scriptures and other Jewish topics, but few have read his work because all available sets were pricey. This edition features modern type, passages keyed to the Loeb referencing system, and several newly translated sections not found in other editions.

Dr. Akitomi has spent his life working for others, but now the mad scientist is branching out on his own. With decades of experience researching the unique biology of the superpowered heroines he's ready to create all of the perverse devices and biological mutations to take them down that he was never able to make while working for others. With ease he is able to set up a secret base in Destiny City where he begins making his anti-heroine weapons.But the very superheroines he is se...

This is NOT your average joke book. This collection is proof positive that offensive, disgusting, and obscene taste, and humor, are intimate partners which amuse and delight us against our better judgment and morals, because whether we care to admit it or not, the funniest things in life are the very things which make us feel guilty for laughing. If that's the case be prepared to laugh until you cry.....or vomit. Whichever comes first. Unlike most so called dirty joke books out there where...

What happens when perfectly ordinary people get amazingly drunk? In "The Joy Of Intoxication," Professor Philo examines the subject with the scholarly seriousness it deserves, and considerately less dignity than it requires. Inside you will discover: Drunk facts that are stranger than fiction. Drunk Through The Ages, proving how humanity has long been making questionable decisions with alcohol for thousands of years, in a non ending journey of trying to alter their states ...

William Phil Clark's classic work on Native American signs and culture is still considered a monumental achievement. Published posthumously after the young Clark died in 1884, it covers the words and phrases of many tribes.Clark was with General George Crook in late summer of 1876 during the Sioux War and later served on staff assignments for General Phil Sheridan.Now you can use this reference to learn signs and compare them to American Sign Language.For the first ...

Countless iterations of the powerful being known as the Forest Witch are scattered across Alaria. They always live in a cabin at the heart of an enchanted forest. They are always a beautiful and seductive Faun woman. They all serve a different master. But most importantly women always come to the Forest Witches hoping the mysterious figure can give them something they desperately need. A Forest Witch usually can, but the boon ALWAYS comes at a price.A mysterious blight has begun to...

Red-haired and freckle-faced, Brit has always been a girl who floated through life in Anchorage, Alaska bored and horny. No partner, no matter how interesting they seemed, ever managed to keep her attention for long. Each woman always grew boring quickly and Brit would leave them behind, retreating into fantasy where things were never boring.She called this magical realm filled with sexy monsters that would come to ravish her 'Lala Land'. A place where her partners were firm-handed...

Altam, the city of women. It is a place protected by powerful magic, a place where only women can immigrate to. But the island city isn't the paradise many who come to its shores for refuge expect. Just like anywhere else in the world of Alaria there is danger, poverty, and a seedy underworld.There is also magic and the machinations of the gods. Along with them is The Corruption, a perverse and antagonistic force striving to change the nature of Alaria and corrupt even the gods the...

Proud and ancient elves. Savage and wild Orcs. Dwarven smiths. Human rogues, wizard and warriors. The world of Alaria is full of them all and more. But running through it all, hidden down sinister alleyways, seeping out of dark thickets, urged forward by dark cultists is The Corruption. Everywhere it goes it spreads darkness and sexual perversion, defining the realm of Alaria…In this first volume of erotic shorts set in Alaria you will be introduced to Ynara's faithful. A powerful ...

"An Apology for Abolitionists" is a compelling work that delves into the moral and ethical arguments surrounding the abolitionist movement. The authors, Philo Pratt, Isaac I. Tibbals, and Walter Webb, present a thoughtful examination of the societal implications of slavery and the urgent need for its eradication. Through a series of poignant essays, they articulate the struggles faced by abolitionists and the resistance they encountered. The book serves as both a historical account and a p...

On the Embassy to Gaius is Philo's vivid account of the Jewish delegation sent from Alexandria to the emperor Caligula, seeking relief from civic violence and imperial hostility. Combining historiography, political apologetic, and moral philosophy, the work dramatizes the perilous encounter between Jewish monotheism and Roman autocracy. Its style is characteristically Philonic: rhetorically elaborate, scripturally informed, and philosophically alert, yet sharpened here by eyewitness urgenc...