Neil O Donnell: 9 books

Romantic fantasy soap opera in the best form as O'Donnell brings Vlara to life in vivid color, mesmerizing the reader with drama after drama. Must read.Vlara, consumed by the loss of her love, traveled eastward alone in search of a new home, though Fate had other plans for the druid priestess....

A Voyage to the stars and beyond! The USS Carl Sagan blasted off from overpopulated Earth in search of survival.Returning to Earth 300 years later, the USS Carl Sagan’s new generation of crew members finds Earth void of human life and populated by once extinct pre-historic predators. What...

Romance, science fiction, fantasy, war, military, orks, dwarves, magicians, dragons all find their way into O'Donnell's stirring new series. Fascinating entertainment for readers of all ages.O’Donnell’s stirring new work, PEOPLE OF THE SWORD, combines myth, history, and conquest...

Great self-help book for incoming college students from someone who has been there, got the tee shirt, the cap and the gown. LessAcademic success in college depends on more than just patience and dedication. Success requires that students learn effective strategies for managing time, taking class notes, retaining information and preparing for tests, which is what this text provides

The Niagara Frontier has been blessed in the fact that the region’s archaeological record has long been held in capable hands. Frederick M. Houghton along with A.L. Benedict were the initial stalwarts who identified and excavated at numerous sites throughout the region, the former detailing his...

A collection of the best short stories from A-Argus authors to benefit the Read a Lot Foundation

Newly ordained, Father WilliamSullivan set out as a missionaryto aid a hurricane-ravaged villagein South America. However, henever arrived. Storms and sea lifeconspired to maroon the prieston a remote island void of humanlife. Still eager to serve, FatherWilliam refuses to allow isolationto prevent...

A son of the Erie Nation, ‘Calling Wren’ called the Niagara Frontier home until his capture at the hands of the Seneca and their Haudenosaunee brethren. In time, after rising from servant to adopted son of the Seneca’s Bear Clan, Calling Wren must make the ultimate decision: join the England-backed...

Is obsession with the Royal Family in Britain a fact of culture or an illusion of media culture? What interest do the European media display in their royal families? Does twenty-first century monarchy remain a political and ideological force - or is it just an economic commodity? Media, Monarchy and...