A story about the power of story telling deeply rooted in the author's own life experiences. Split into three separate, but interconnected parts, namely: Travelling Through Time, Travelling On-line and finally Travelling Overseas. The book outlines how intentionality, ritual and storytelling have brought about wonderful and unexpected events in the author's life. Much of the interconnected nature of the book revolves around the author's theory and quest for the Holy Grail, clues to which w...

When Satou's best friend, Hime, tells him that she's moving, he decides to follow. After crashing her wedding in another world, he ends up as the groom when she suddenly kisses him! Prophecy states that her husband is destined to be the Ring King-a hero of immense power who will save the world from the Abyssal King! Is Satou up for the challenge, or is his new marriage going to end before it even begins?

During a protacted civil war that pitted the North against the South, the outnumbered Northerners used dark magic to create monsterous super-soldiers called Incarnates. Now that the war has ended, those Sacred Beasts must learn to make their way in a peaceful society, or face death at the hands of a Beast Hunter. Nancy Schaal Bancroft, the daughter of an Incarnate, turns to hunting the hunter herself. But once she catches up with her quarry, she discovers hard truths about the lives of the...

Sato followed his childhood friend to another world in order to marry her and became King of the Ring. But in order to save the world, he'll have to marry four other princesses?! Can Sato handle marrying a second wife?

After getting a little too accustomed to a life of idleness in Sphaera, Saphir's indolence shows no signs of stopping now that she's back home. That is, until she receives a summons from her sister, and it's big news! What could be awaiting her and Satou over in Maasa?

Back in his home world, Satou can’t help feeling apprehensive about his imminent return to Arnulus. What’s more, wherever he goes, he senses an unfamiliar presence following him, and he’s starting to fear the worst…

Upon his return to Nokanatika, Satou is feeling the pressure to provide an heir to the throne, and his overeager brides aren’t helping matters! With the eyes of the world on him, how will he adjust to his new life as Ring King?

The time has come for Satou to bid farewell to his home world once more and return to Arnulus as the ruling Ring King. What awaits him upon his triumphant return...?

After a long day of diplomacy at Maasa, Satou's looking forward to some well-deserved rest. But Saphir's been awaiting his return to their room, and she won't let him get to sleep so easily...

Religious Leaders and the Regime in the Second Republic of Zimbabwe looks at the nexus of religion and politics in Zimbabwe. Religious leaders and institutes are discussed as either regime enablers, resistors, or transformers. This book focuses on how religion has played a role in thwarting democracy and has acted as a machine to silence dissenting voices, repression, and poor governance. The book addresses religious figures such as Andrew Wutawunashe, Talent Chiwenga, Bishop Mutendi, and ...

Aiming to avoid the chaos brewing in Arnulus, Satou has taken all his brides back home for a fun and (sort of ) educational honeymoon in Japan. Now that they have a moment of peace, the Ring Princesses are determined to prove how deeply they feel about their husband! Nefritis and Hime make a rather startling move on Satou in the middle of the night, leading Granart to decide she must take action next. Conveniently for her, an Earth tradition called Valentine’s Day is right around the corne...

The Heart Of A MotherMothers are our first heros from birth. They did an incredible deed by just that. Keeping us. They could have got rid of us before we were even a person. Before we could even develop. But they didn't. No matter what the situation was at home they chose to keep us. To raise us. To love us. Take care of us.All through the struggles and dramas that life brings along every single day. So for once let's just say something li...