Bøger af Peter Vincent

In the second of the series, Bride of the Fox, Adrian Thoreau has arrived at a hidden village in Northern Japan. Its inhabitants live a primitive lifestyle and are reputed to be influenced by Japan's traditional spirit world. Adrian and his translator, Kira, develop a relationship that only deepens as a series of mysterious and threatening events unfold. Adrian comes to realize that both of their lives depend on his ability to solve a series of riddles. Urabe Kanetomo, son of a 14th century Japanese ruler, is banished to the wildlands for his past misdeeds, only to become increasingly powerful and merciless. Though separated by centuries, Adrian's and Urabe's destinies become inextricably entwined, leading to an explosive conclusion.

Adrian Thoreau is a successful businessman in California who is half Japanese. After personal upheaval and receipt of a cryptic message concerning his Japanese heritage, he decides to go to Japan to investigate his family's mysterious, supposedly cursed history. In Japan, he experiences a series of misadventures that lead him to a hidden village that holds dark secrets about his ancestry. The village, however, turns out to be a bridge to a supernatural world that offers Adrian far more than he bargains for. Kanetomo Urabe, who lives in 14th century Japan, is unaware that he is the son of a local ruler and only gradually grows into his full earthly and spiritual powers. Fate eventually binds Adrian's and Urabe's destinies with unexpected consequences for both. Kitsune is the first of the two-book series "Bride of the Fox."

Saudi Arabia is a country with a long tradition of environmental awareness and sensitivity, pitted against some of the harshest environments on earth. This book gives a comprehensive overview of Saudi Arabia's environment. It deals with the geological and environmental aspects of Saudi Arabia, a country about which little is known by the world.

A compact guide to repairing a fibreglass boat to achieve a lasting, strong and invisible repair. The equipment, tools and material you need are detailed, followed by the 8 stages of glassfibre repair: from the vital initial preparation to the final polish - all amply illustrated. Finishing with a step-by-step guide to 8 common types of repair.