Bøger af Laura Ware

Apart for ten years, two women reunite to fight a brutal warlord. When evil threatens the rest of their family, estranged twins reunite to rescue them-and save the world. Filled with magic and epic battles, Sisters: Sorcery and Steel shows two siblings torn apart, now struggling to find their way back. Can the soldier and the sorcerer reconcile and combine their talents before a great evil destroys their world?

Grab your favorite hot beverage, sit down, and travel with columnist Laura Ware as she shares highlights of her Highlands News-Sun column, Laura's Look."Laura's Look' began in late June of 1998 and has entertained and informed readers for the last twenty-five years.To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Laura's Look, Laura selected 100 columns to share with readers. She writes of the serious and silly, the news of the day, and tales of her adorable grandbabies.Enjoy this trip down memory lane with Laura.

The aftermath of war brings its own challenges.Now charged with the safekeeping of one of the most powerful talismans ever created, Paladin Kele of Talman turns to her magic-wielding sister for help in better understanding the Amulet.But plenty of other parties want the Amulet of the Four for themselves, and they'll go to any lengths to procure it. Kele wants nothing to do with it, but the gods leave her little choice. She can't let it fall into the hands of those who would misuse its vast power.

Whether you're sucked in, you fall into it or you see it and decide to explore what's beyond, a portal is always an opening to a great adventure. From our world to others, alone or in good company, our heroes and heroines reach "somewhere" down the rabbit hole and meet strange creatures. Sometimes those creatures are the protagonists and help humans. Sometimes the other world is not as shiny as it first looks. 10 stories of fantasy portals."A Flat Above the Wynd" by Alexandra Brandt"The Earthbloods of Carapet" by Joe Cron"The Faerys Choice" by Jamie Ferguson"A Walk With Georgia" by Debbie Mumford"A Chance to Escape" by Laura Ware"Queen of the Mouse Riders" by Annie Reed"The Portal" by Barbara G.Tarn"The Traveler" by C.A. Rowland"Wolf Warlock" by Meyari McFarland"The Dancer at the Red Door" by Douglas Smith

Since 1998, readers of "Laura's Look" have been treated to her slightly warped view of life. From politics to pets and everything in between, she shares her thoughts in a way that will have you laughing one moment and thinking the next. Sit down, grab a cup of coffee, and treat yourself to some of her earliest columns.

Hana thinks that the goddess giving her the magical Blue Pendant means a respite for her and her twin Kele. No. Instead, three more powerful talismans appear. Shortly thereafter, a treasure goes missing. Hana and Kele must find out who holds these mysterious artifacts and, they hope, join forces with them.Others are also seeking the pendant-keepers. If they find them first, it will spell trouble for the theocradoms.

Jackie Dawson lives in Sebring, Florida where she cares for her aging grandmother and works as a christian counselor. A young widow, she fights her feelings for detective Jeff miller, afraid to love another man in law enforcement. When a ten-year-old elective mute witnesses a murder, Miller asks Jackie to work with the girl. Can God give her the wisdom to help the troubled child and to overcome her fear of loving again?

Detective David Hill questions his faith in God from time to time. But when a serial killer comes to Palmetto City, Hill's faith is shaken to the core. As Christians branded as "hypocrites" by the man known only as Truthbringer die, Hill struggles with hunting down the murderer while retaining his trust in God.

Fresh from averting all-out war, twins Kele and Hana deal with the neighboring theocradoms challenging Kele for the Amulet of the Four. Worse, one of the world's most nefarious criminals has also set his sights on acquiring it. Then one of the gods herself appears with her own mission for the pair.

Matt Brooks has a lot of plans for his first summer in Florida. Those plans do not include a trip to a third world country. his parents have other ideas. Despite his protests Matt finds himself in Guyana, where he has to spend the next two weeks helping out on a medical mission team. Guyana: hot and full of bugs. And he has to room with the preacher's kid, a goody-two-shoes. "Miserable" doesn't begin to describe the situation. Can a new friend and some help from God's word change Matt's attitude before he makes a total mess of things?