Steven Harper crafts compelling narratives that invite readers into intricate worlds and complex characters. His writing explores themes of isolation and technological advancement, utilizing a distinct narrative style that draws audiences into the unfolding story. Harper's ability to construct memorable plots and richly detailed settings establishes him as a significant voice in contemporary literature.
In the sequel to "Iron Axe," Danr, a half-troll hero who ended a long conflict, seeks a peaceful life with his beloved Aisa. However, rumors of shape-shifting powers resurface, and slavers capture his friends, demanding this power as ransom. Danr must confront Fates, Death, and a giant wyrm to protect them.
"Left a peculiar inheritance by her aunt, the honorable Alice B. Michaels, whose unladylike interest in automatons has made her a less than desirable marriage prospect, finds an ally in Gavin, a pilot stranded in London, who comes to her aid when she attracts the unwanted attention of the Third Ward"--Provided by publisher.
Die Crew der Galactica entdeckt nach einem Kampf eine Rettungskapsel mit dem Sänger Peter Attis und seiner Zylon-Wächterin. Attis bringt unwissentlich eine gefährliche Biowaffe mit, die die Menschen in den Wahnsinn treibt. Dr. Baltar kämpft um ein Gegenmittel, während die Zylonen eine größere Offensive planen.
Exploring the debate over eternal security, this volume presents four distinct theological perspectives: classical Calvinist, moderate Calvinist, reformed Arminian, and Wesleyan Arminian. Each contributor articulates their view on whether salvation can be lost, followed by critiques and defenses from other scholars. This respectful exchange allows readers to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each position. As part of the Counterpoints series, it provides a scholarly platform for understanding complex issues in Christian theology.