If you are looking for a read to inspire you to look at life’s adventure look no further. Following the story of a woman that is placed at the front of her society and forced to take on the world without hesitation. Great read especially for the strong women in your life. Definitely recommend! -Amazon Review
Third Eye: Rogue
A young musician escapes her tortured life and travels the world. She settles in a hidden monastery in the Tibetan Himalayas. The powerful abilities of the Third Eye are opened to her there. Does she then lead a life of non-violence and meditation? In a word… no. She flees the monastery to return home. There she rains down retribution on criminals who have enslaved her brother in a life of prostitution and forced labor.
About the Author
Hi I’m T. Arthur Engard and thanks for checking in! I hope you were (or will be) entertained by my writing. I am essentially a storyteller so when a story wakes me up in the middle of the night I write it down.
“The Spoiled Child” took a year to write and illustrate. It was inspired by a small ceramic figurine of Black Peter that I saw in a shop in Lake Arrowhead, California. The more I looked into folktales surrounding Black Peter and his many incarnations, the more the story percolated. The models for the illustrations are all members of my own family and I was the model for both Black Peter and Santa.
“Nevarrah” took many, many years to write. I “completed” it about five years ago and decided that even at 700 pages, there was more to tell. So I set about dividing the book into a trilogy and dug in again. Book one, “Ritual”, has been well received and so I am even more inspired to shape up the other two books and get them on the shelf. The cover of Nevarrah is a photo I took in Alaska (one of several thousand taken during 4 trips), darkened and highlighted in Photoshop with a second photo of a Wizard I sculpted placed in the middle.
I am currently looking for a model for “Aleena” for the cover of book two (“Sisterland”). Book two will come out within a year (knock wood). I don’t like to make my readers wait years for the next installment.
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