Kiron has secretly gathered an army of dragon riders to seek refuge in the abandoned desert city they have named Sanctuary, where they join with other dragon riders to rid their world of both war and magical domination. But now it is time to build a new society in Aerie: an ancient city that seems to have been designed for dragon riders and their dragons.

Aaron Corbet is an eighteen-year-old Nephilim and the one who will reunite the fallen angels with Heaven. But right now Aaron isn't interested in saving anybody other than himself, his magically powered dog, and his younger, autistic foster brother, Steven, from Verchiel, the cruel leader of the Powers. Verchiel is bent on destroying Aaron, and with him all hope of angelic reconciliation. With the help of a fallen angel, Aaron manages to arrive in the angelic refuge known as Aerie. Though he hopes to catch his breath before continuing the Good Fight, Aaron learns that the other residents of Aerie are concerned about his presence and his role in their future. But how can he win their trust when he has accidentally led the Powers straight to the sanctuary of the Fallen?

It all begins when Pat and Leslie Halston are flying over the fl at tree-covered top of Weeks Mountain in the foothills of the High Sierras one Sunday afternoon in the fall of 1983. After Pat persuades old Mr. Weeks to sell to him, Pat clears the mountaintop enough for a landing strip and a site for the huge repair hangar he wants built for his restoration work. Gradually, eleven other couples join Pat and Leslie and call The Aerie, their home. Personality differences cause friction between some of the residents but surely not enough to result in murder!

DIVDIVJak Jinnaka is off to save a princess yet again—except . . ./divDIV Ostensibly a diplomat, really a spy in training, Jak Jinnaka has such a gift for getting into trouble that his fellow students have voted him “most likely to have a war named after him.” His latest offense against cultural sensitivity would have ended his career at his junior year—except that the Academy is thoroughly corrupt, Jak has powerful and wealthy friends, and there’s an easier way for the dean of students to get rid of him: Jak’s ex-girlfriend, Princess Shyf of Greenworld (one of hundreds of nations in a space station the size of the moon), sends a cry for help that will conveniently take Jak one hundred eighty-five million miles out of the dean’s hair./divDIV /divDIVJust like that, Jak is off to save Shyf in the name of true love, the Aerie for the sake of liberty, and his own potential for a lucrative and undemanding government job./divDIV /divDIVBut Shyf has found a very unpleasant use for Jak, and now that she’s got him, she might not let him go./divDIV/div/div

Marly and Aerie are two guide dogs working across the United States with Juliet and Shawn, who are blind. This adventure takes place in our nations capital, Washington DC, where the dogs guide their handlers as they explore Americas historical monuments. At the National Air and Space Museum, they learn about the first airplane, explore the solar system, and find moon rocks. Their guide work in the hotel displays excellence until Marlys adventures turn upside down. Aeries adventures at the Title Basin keep Shawn on his toes. Racing through the Capital Mall during a thunderstorm surprises their companions at the undeniable abilities of blind people. As always, Shawn, Juliet, and their guides manage to make an impression on everyone they meet.

Marly and Aerie are two guide dogs working with Juliet and Shawn, who are blind. The guide dogs tell how they guide their handlers through marvelous adventures across America. This story takes the readers to the beaches of California. The tales and illustrations are as warm as the sand on the beaches. Marly and Aerie, two Labradors, create humorous and mischievous adventures while educating the public about guide dog awareness everywhere they go.

Nestor and Nathan Kiklu are the twin sons of Harry Keogh, the Necroscope. United by blood, they also share some of their father's awesome powers--but what they do with those gifts cannot be more different! Nathan takes up the struggle against the metamorphic vampires, while Nestor, fascinated by the vampires' eerie evil, has become his twin's worst nightmare: a Wamphyri Lord! Harry Keogh's sons have become the bitterest of enemies, each determined to destroy the other. When next they meet, one will surely die! At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

A variety of frank, compelling stories depicting love, sadness, sex, hope, violence, and humor, there is no corner cutting within these pages.

Marly and Aerie are two guide dogs working across America with Juliet and Shawn, who are blind. This adventure takes the readers in a hansom cab ride throughout Central Park. In New York City, from the spires of Saint Patricks Cathedral to leading a parade, the bright lights of Broadway cannot be diminished, and there is no limit to their excitement. Marly and Aeries, two Labradors, adventures are as unforgettable as the delicious taste of the street hot dogs in New York City while educating the public about guide dog awareness everywhere they go.

It is always the captain’s fault. So when a shipping container is offloaded to the wrong lighter – hijacked by the local crime syndicate – Captain Sing of the Rendezvous Moon knew she’s be blamed, even though they had followed all the proper procedures. She had no intention of being blamed. She intended to track down the hijacked container. Red Tew, her chief engineer, volunteered to accompany her as “muscle” and invited Rafe d’Mere to tag along as well, since he was an old hand at dealing with the pirate princes of the Alatzian System. Because he was an old hand in dealing with the pirate princes of the Alantzia, Rafe had no desire to have anything to do with pirate princes. But what could he say, but “I suppose so,” when invited along? Captain Sing, Tew, d’Mere and his companion the crow Kee head down to Teire to locate the cargo container before its contents can be divided up and sent on the lawless drifts. There they are joined by an equally determined Lasha Nin, the office manager of the actual owner of the cargo. Together they trace the cargo through the busy space port of Teire, much to the annoyance of the pirate prince behind the theft. And so, before he knows it, d’Mere is once again looking down the barrel of a pirate prince’s darter. Pirate princes play for keeps. The Aerie of a Pirate Prince is a 40,600 word long story – a long novella or a short novel. C. Litka writes old fashioned stories with modern sensibilities, humor, and romance. He spins tales of adventure, mystery, and travel set in richly imagined worlds, with casts of colorful, fully realized characters. If you seek to escape your everyday life, you will not find better company, nor more wonderful worlds to travel and explore, than in the stories of C. Litka.