Gg Koe: 12 books

This book is the sequel to King of the Mountain and details hilarious events in the life of the author from Nelson, BC between 1962 and 1966, while attending UBC and paying his way by working summers in the Mineral King Mine near Invermere, BC, on exploration with Cominco out of Trail, BC, in the Reeves MacDonald Mine near Salmo, BC, and in Britannia Beach Mine near Vancouver, BC.

This is a fantasy adventure in which a half elf, finds a ring, which binds to his finger and begins to deplete his life force. It is prophesized that in order to heal the land there are two rings, one to be found and one to be won; two must venture and one return. He and his brother, journey across...

Only Wolf’s Breakfast is a cute, entertaining, beautifully illustrated, read-aloud bedtime story for children age 4-7 about a wolf living in a magical forest who learns to share.

This is an entertaining story for children ages 4-8 about a wolf and other animals that live in a Magical Forest written by a retired school psychologist and illustrated with sixteen drawings by a primary teacher. Only Wolf encounters problems common to many young children in making friends and emphasizes...

The year is 1948 I’m 4 years old, and have run away from home for the first time on my quest to become “King of the Mountain”.Based on the actual antics of a young boy and his friends, “King of the Mountain” offers an autobiographical experience of growing up in the West Kootenays between...

An intriguing tale intertwining Jarran, the half-elf, prince of the Old Ones, adventures with Fenris, the great wolf of Norse Mythology, through the events leading up to and including Ragnarök, ending dominion of the Norse gods over the nine worlds.

I would often ask my young daughter if she wanted me to tell her a bedtime story. She would always exclaim,"Only Wolf!". Hence, the title of this series. This book is designed for children age 4-8. The story is about how Only Wolf learns giving presents at Christmas is just as much fun as receiving...

Book 2 of the Books of Rings, The Iron Ring, tells of Jarran, the half-elf foundling's return along with his companions across the land of Azwyr from Landsend Keep to the valley of the sandwellers, his battle with the goblin horde on the escarpment plateau, the unification of men, and their pledge of allegiance in the battle against the Dark.

Book 5, The Ring of Allegiance, completes the series with Jarran, the half-elf's journey to the Land of the Old Ones, battle strategy of the army of the Light as they cross the land to Oceanwatch, and the final confrontation with Malador and the army of the Dark at Landsend Keep.

Nidhogg pulled once again on the roots that held him for the past millennium and was surprised by a snapping sound. Ragnarök had weakened the roots and the great dragon broke free. Now was the time to bring chaos to the nine worlds and seek revenge for what the World Tree had done to him.

Book 3 of the Books of Rings. The Silver Ring, reports Jarran, the half elf, and his companion's, journey from the valley of the sandwellers to Thorshold, the home of the dwarves, the battle with the dragon Abraxas and the battle with the trolls of Troldhaugen which culminates with the unification of the dwarves, and their pledge of allegiance in the battle against the Dark

Book 4 of the Books of Rings Series, The Golden Ring, recalls the half-elf, Jarran’s, journey from Thorshold, the land of the dwarves, to Alfheim, the ancestral home of the elves, where his sister, Tyera faces challenges for acceptance as queen of the elves. Before leaving in search of the Old Ones,...