Three Alberta university buddies embark on a work exchange program with Laval University at the height of the Quebec separatist movement. They travelled, gained friends, get confronted for being English and even learned a bit of French. It turned into a summer-long road trip of adventures and misadventures driving from (almost) coast to coast.Caution: may induce the odd chuckle if you have a 70's sense of humor.

Youth is wasted on the young - three Alberta university buddies embarked on a fun-packed, summer-long road trip. Undetered by the militant separatist movement, lack of money and questionable vehicle, they took maximum advantage of a university work exchange program in Québec. Whether being stared down by devout separatists or being taught to swear in French by supervisors, there were opportunities to create great friendships and share experiences in both languages as they left the 60s in t...

Davies manages to convey what took place in previous episodes without seeming redundant, and Jaguar is much more tightly constructed than the first two stories. But it is really the minor characters that make this third book enjoyable. A displaced Spaniard, a British admiral, Cuauhtémoc's youngest adopted brother, pirates and other nefarious villains provide the excitement and swashbuckling adventure one expects from historical fantasy.-BlueInk ReviewAs Cuauhtemoc: Descenda...

Davies excels in three areas: his vivid descriptions of jungle and village life; his characterizations, especially of secondary characters such as Cuauhtemoc's friends and mentors; and his natural-sounding dialogue, perhaps the most difficult task for an aspiring author...an otherwise impressive first novel.-BlueInk ReviewThis story takes place in the early 16th Century; a time when the world seemed to be expanding at an almost exponential rate. It occurs in South America i...

... the action scenes are much more intense...the saga is captivating enough that readers will want to learn what happens next.-BlueInk ReviewStarts with Cuauhtemoc's fight down to the City of the Emperors; the eagles he meets along the way, a truly memorable landing wherein he tries desperately to keep from flying into his Emperor; his destruction of three pirate ships; his eventual marriage to beautiful young girls and eventually promotion to Emperor. Not all on the same ...

A young boy, looking for something to eat; lacking that, something to sell for food. In the process he helps foil a crime; gets himself embroiled in numerous adventures; loses a Father, Sister and Mother to cannibals (but not all at once) and before the book ends, manages to kill those who killed his family; while creating a varied family of his own. The story ends by explaining the beginning.

The main character is a former corporate assisstant, who left the industry because she couldnt tolerate the cut throat tactics of the business. Now working as a food server she gets laid off her job unexpectantly . She has loads of unpaid bills and past due rent to deal with. And to top it all off, shes being denied her umemployment benefits. Until her best friend at her former job, calls to tell her he may have a job prospect lined up for her. One of her customers a seemingly snobby brit ...

Abu Omar Ha'akeem story is a story that takes place in a different planet. It is not on earth and as the story debarks as readers discovers the people on this planet are from earth but they came in great ships some 200 years in the past and they're trying to terraform the planet and they have problems in different things, starts of with the really bad sand storm and the young man is trying to get to school and he has to get out of the way or the storm will kill him and ultimately, he's fly...

This story takes place in the early 16th Century; a time when the world seemed to be expanding at an almost exponential rate. It occurs in South America in a land known as Maya: this is not a tale of what was, but rather, a story of what might have been if I had been in charge of that era. The main character, Cuauhtmoc, is born in a small village in the northwestern part of Maya: the story line follows his life from birth, through birdman-school, where he learns to become a birdman and car...

A young boy, looking for something to eat; lacking that, something to sell for food. In the process he helps foil a crime; gets himself embroiled in numerous adventures; loses a Father, Sister, and Mother to cannibals (but not all at once), and before the book ends, manages to kill those who killed his family; while creating a varied family of his own. The story ends by explaining the beginning.

Delilah is a hard working divorced self employed Occupational Therapist. She has raised two wonderful twin daughters, who are both now in grad schoool. Delilahs contented with her life helping inner city kids with disabilities, whose parents cant afford long term therapy. But all that is about to change. When she meets a younger man in the neighborhood food mart and a near encounter with death in the parking lot, drove them together inadvertently. Life just gets a whole lot better.

Book 4. Deception and Treason is the final of four books; It covers from when Maya first becomes a known world power; touches on their developments of a mechanically powered ship; covers the deception's and treason's among many nations, including: the pirates; England; Maya and other times and places. In naming and creating each book as well as title I tried to combine the name(s) of the books, with the book(s) cover as well as the books contents.