Books with author M W McKenney

The deadly deception of Freemasonry is exposed in this comprehensive book that tells the story of Jim Shaw, who was a 33rd degree Mason, Knight Commander of the Court of Honor, Past Worshipful Master of the Blue Lodge, and Past Master of all Scottish Rite bodies. In addition to Jim's story, 33 Degrees of Deception answers the questions many people raise about the Masons. You will be intrigued to learn what this book has to say about:* The connection between Masonry, the New Age Movement, and the New World Order* Masonry's occult roots* Death oaths and Masonic executions* Masonry and the Illuminati* Masonry's opposition to Christian schoolsTom McKenney writes to warn Christians of all denominationsto extricate themselves from Freemasonry.

Knights wield words as weapons, librarians are wizards, and books can change the future!When her parents are condemned to death by Morgan Fay for the crime of reading, Arti Penderhagen becomes a fugitive. Hunted by Mordred, the sadistic police captain who recites poetry to enhance his physical strength, Arti escapes to the Isle of Avalon, a sanctuary for outlaws. There she meets an old librarian named Merl who tells her about the Grail Tome, an ancient book in Morgan Fay's possession that can alter the course of history. Can Arti steal the book in time to save her family? ERIC HOFFER BOOK AWARD WINNER - Young Adult Fiction"This dynamic, fast-paced story begins on page one with punch and intrigue. Just a few pages with Arti and we are fully invested in her struggle, her spirit, and her fight against the Corporation." The Eric Hoffer AwardShort-listed for the Eric Hoffer Book Award Grand Prize.A Montaigne Medal finalist for most thought-provoking book."Everything a great story should have." Amazon Review"A fantastic ode to reading." Goodreads Review

"Its ties to Nature, the depth of the story line, and the wonderfully written characters, all mesh together to create something that is wholly immersive and enchanting." HopelessBibliophile.comAfter the death of his father, twelve-year-old Bobby Wright escapes from his troubles in the pages of a fantasy novel. He longs for adventure but knows that in real life there is no such thing as magic, and no worlds to save. That changes when he answers a wild-looking boy's plea for help.The boy has come from an alternate world, having passed through Eon's Door, an ancient tree portal. His home is in peril, and he needs Bobby's help to save it. Their dangerous mission will take them into a land of magic, awesome creatures, and a powerful villain determined to destroy them. Join the ultimate battle between good and evil--on the other side of Eon's Door. ****A READER VIEWS REVIEWERS CHOICE AWARD WINNER****"A must read for anyone who enjoys a touch of mythical creatures and magic." BlogCritics.org"Everything I enjoy reading--a new world, new creatures, quests, and special talents (telepathy). McKenney thoroughly thought through these elements and the result is a wonderful adventure story." Mind-Ventures"A captivating storyline with a lovely surprise at the end...beautiful imagery, and a great read." Sift Book Reviews

Knights wield words as weapons, librarians are wizards, and books can change the future! When her parents are condemned to death by Morgan Fay for the crime of reading, Arti Penderhagen becomes a fugitive. Hunted by Mordred, the sadistic police captain who recites poetry to enhance his physical strength, Arti escapes to the Isle of Avalon, a sanctuary for outlaws. There she meets an old librarian named Merl who tells her about the Grail Tome, an ancient book in Morgan Fay's possession that can alter the course of history. Can Arti steal the book in time to save her family? A Montaigne Medal finalist for most thought-provoking book. "This holds the beauty and wonder of some of my favorite classics, such as The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, and The Lord of the Rings." "The Sword in the Stone meets The Lies of Locke Lamora." "Everything a great story should have." "A fantastic ode to reading."

A Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award winner After the death of his father, 12-year-old Bobby Wright escapes from his troubles in the pages of a fantasy novel. He longs for adventure but knows that in real life, there is no such thing as magic and no worlds to save. That changes when he answers a wild-looking boy's plea for help. The boy has come from an alternate world, having passed through Eon's Door, an ancient tree portal. His home is in peril, and he needs Bobby's help to save it. Their dangerous mission will take them into a land of magic, awesome creatures, and a powerful villain determined to destroy them. Join the ultimate battle between good and evil - on the other side of Eon's door.

Knights wield words as weapons, librarians are wizards, and books can change the future! When her parents are condemned to death by Morgan Fay for the crime of reading, Arti Penderhagen becomes a fugitive. Hunted by Mordred, the sadistic police captain who recites poetry to enhance his physical strength, Arti escapes to the Isle of Avalon, a sanctuary for outlaws. There she meets an old librarian named Merl who tells her about the Grail Tome, an ancient book in Morgan Fay's possession that can alter the course of history. Can Arti steal the book in time to save her family? Eric Hoffer Book Award Winner - Young Adult Fiction "This dynamic, fast-paced story begins on page one with punch and intrigue. Just a few pages with Arti and we are fully invested in her struggle, her spirit, and her fight against the Corporation." (The Eric Hoffer Award) Short-listed for the Eric Hoffer Book Award Grand Prize A Montaigne Medal finalist for most thought-provoking book