Books with author Richard DeRosa

Hoofprints in the Wildwood is a devotional anthology for the Horned God in all of his manifestations. It consists of devotional essays, poetry, artwork, and rituals from his devotees all across the world. Individuals from multiple pagan paths have contributed to this work each lending their own individual view of the Horned God as they worship him. Multiple manifestations of this deity are presented including Cernunnos, Gwynn Ap Nudd, Bucca, The Green Man, the Witchfather, and many more. Within you will find heartfelt offerings to this most enigmatic of Gods, portraying him as a living force in the world that deeply touches the lives of those who are called to his worship. The aim of this work is to bring forth the voices of those who love him in worship and praise.

Nic Nelson and The Diamonds of Denmark is the story of a ten-year old boy whose tranquil world is suddenly shattered with the apparent accidental death of his father. Months later, Nic and his Mom find themselves in a new town with new challenges for Nic to face. At first, Nic is ignored by his classmates and hounded by the school bully when, by chance, he is befriended by a well meaning but goofy kid named Kevin Becker whose middle name is trouble. Through Kevin, Nic is accepted into a group of kids at school: Herbert Howell III, Cindy Lin, Dante Brown, and Philip Browning. The action heats up when Nic and his new found friends, upon the completion of raking a neighbor’s yard, bump into two mysterious strangers who confront them. The men ask them strange questions concerning a suitcase and then abruptly disappear. Upon further facts, which come to light, the kids realize they have stumbled upon a twenty-year old diamond theft mystery. Their curiosity now inflamed, the kids decide to investigate further about what, why and where the Diamonds of Denmark are located and to the identity of the mysterious men.

Nic Nelson and The Diamonds of Denmark is the story of a ten-year old boy whose tranquil world is suddenly shattered with the apparent accidental death of his father. Months later, Nic and his Mom find themselves in a new town with new challenges for Nic to face. At first, Nic is ignored by his classmates and hounded by the school bully when, by chance, he is befriended by a well meaning but goofy kid named Kevin Becker whose middle name is trouble. Through Kevin, Nic is accepted into a group of kids at school: Herbert Howell III, Cindy Lin, Dante Brown, and Philip Browning.The action heats up when Nic and his new found two mysterious strangers upon the completion of raking a neighbor’s yard confront friends. The men ask them strange questions concerning a suitcase and then abruptly disappear. Upon further facts, which come to light, the kids realize they have stumbled upon a twenty-year old diamond theft mystery. Their curiosity now inflamed, the kids decide to investigate further about what, why and where the Diamonds of Denmark are located and to the identity of the mysterious men.

For the street boys of Cairo, football is more important than food. When Karim is dropped from his team, it is as if his world has ended. To get back in, and to play in the final, he needs a Manchester United shirt, and he needs revenge. But on the rooftops of Cairo, and from the street tea man, he finds another way. If victory is to be Karim’s, even victory against his employer’s angry son, it will not come from stealing a shirt.