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Welcome to our bookstore. Feel free to browse and to explore other themes in the website.

"The Calling," “Act One: The Kids,” and "Getting It" are ready to ship and may be ordered from the publisher, from Amazon.com, or from Barnes and Noble Bookstores.

 

The Calling: a moving thriller, merges art, history, fiction, magic realism,  and mystifying imagery to help us discover the real world.  A scientist is lured into a scheme to rescue a stranded cosmonaut who threatens to destroy humanity. To succeed, he must wrestle the skepticism that shelters him from what he considers irrational. Prologue.

Now available at the publisher's bookstore and also from Barnes and Noble

 

Act One: The Kids. takes you to the drama in one Navajo family and the tragedy that befell those who witnessed a transgression, as forces are mobilized to restore harmony.  "The Kids" is available from Barnes and Noble. The 2010 revision  ties it more intimately to its sequels: The Calling, and the upcoming Odyssey, due in bookstores late in 2010.  

The siren songs (see Herbert James Draper's "Odysseus and The Sirens" on the cover) proved much too seductive, causing the original release of "The Kids" to be published prematurely. This time, we are tying Ulysses to the mast and keep sailing the treacherous waters until the time for publication is right and the story meets our expectations. Okay, would you believe... that Odyssey will be the trilogy: Act One: "The Kids," Act Two: "The Calling," and Act Three: "JAD"

Getting It is a fantasy for teenagers of all ages. It involves a handful of high-school students in Reston, Northern Virginia.

Fourteen-year-old Bobby Baines (Class of 2009) reaches deep within to find his strengths, as an entity that lives in a book becomes friend and tutor.

Bobby and a couple of his high school buddies find their way to court, having been accused of sending a Trojan Horse virus to a CIA mainframe and in the process uncovering a secret plot to kidnap a Nobel laureate candidate. "It" figures prominently in thwarting the CIA’s ill-conceived scheme. Getting It is ready to ship or download. It is also available at the publisher's bookstore and also from Barnes and Noble

Will you take a moment to browse our website and become acquainted with our books, events and interest areas? It includes the study of human behavior and the quest for enlightenment, evident in our themes, fictional characters, and in our non-fiction work.

We appreciate your interest and wish you a pleasant and fruitful travel throughout the intricate and sometimes dizzying maze that this website offers. Your comments are welcome.

All the Best Wishes,

                     Rod Ensor

Among our favorite books:

  1. Candace Pert's Molecules Of Emotion 
  2. Rupert Sheldrake The Presence of The Past 
  3. Alfred Moir's Caravaggio
  4. Pocket Bible
  5. Joseph Le Doux Synaptic Self
  6. David R. Hawkins: Power vs. Force
  7. David R. Hawkins: The Eye of the I
  8. David R. Hawkins: I - Reality and Subjectivity

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