Books with title The Guardian of Isis

December, 1799. As hidden forces seek to destroy the fledgling United States, George Washington and his sister, Betty, find themselves in a race against time to preserve all they hold dear. But as ancient legends and twists of fate converge, can the heroes find the courage they need to stand against the unending tide of darkness that threatens to consume the land? Only through faith, and with the special bond that a family shares, can they hope to win the day, and preserve the freedom we all hold so dear.

*NEWLY EDITED EDITION* Join the Guardian and the creatures of Whispering Pines as they battle the evil Boldwyn to save their home. They find out the significances of the gem and why they must be destroyed. By the end they battle will be over but the Guardian will remain. He has a new enemy on the horizon. Look for more books telling about the next adventure in Whispering Pines.

Eagan lives a world where wizards, shadows and dragons once roamed the lands and may yet come again!After centuries of peace, heroic battles and creatures of the night have long since faded into myth and fireside tales. Only Eagan, Guardian of the West, knows the truth. The night-shadows will return and the people must be ready to defend themselves. The only hope of the land are the mighty dragons who slumber – awaiting the call to service – and one lone wizard.

The Guardian of The Tomb is the tale of Steven, a young gifted boy, who suddenly finds himself thrown into a quest which will take him half way around the world. Steven, along with an Egyptian Priest, must search the depths of ancient tombs to find the Guardian of The Tomb who was responsible for killing Steven’s parents. His search for the Guardian is filled with unknown obstacles designed to kill any intruder set on desecrating the Pharaoh’s resting place. Steven has only eight hours to complete his quest if he has any hope of returning home safely. Otherwise he will remain trapped in a 2,500-year nightmare.

When the evil Black Shields attack the temple of the Powerstar, its protector, Zeel, the Guardian, is injured. His life is in danger until he is found and brought back to life by Amina, the healer. Their world depends on Zeel finding the Powerstar and restoring it to its rightful place. But he won't be going alone. Determined, sarcastic, and protective, Amina is fated to accompany him...and despite her cynical shell, as they travel, she becomes aware that she and Zeel may be fated to share more than this adventure. Accompanied by Amina's companion wolf, Coda, and a group of colorful characters who join them on the way, Zeel and Amina learn the deeper meaning of loyalty, friendship...and maybe even love.

Life in Salem Village becomes more dangerous as Josiah and his friends set out to stop some of their neighbors from cruelly killing a pack of wolves-and Josiah's little cousin Rebecca tags along and tries to help. Josiah and Hope will learn that some who seem like friends can't be trusted, but some they thought they could never love move the closest to their hearts.

Banished to the Earth, the guardian angels are trying to live amongst humans. They succeed until Opal Keaton, a seventeen-year-old bent on escaping small-town life, discovers the truth. At first, Opal thinks that Caleb and Emma are just exceptionally beautiful teenagers who happen to be a little strange--from their interest in Opal to their unusual kindness. But soon Opal learns the truth about her new friends, that they belong to a race of fallen angels and that they believe Opal is the one who can help them return to heaven. Skeptic that she is, Opal doesn't want to believe their story. But why else would Caleb and Emma be so involved in her life? Before she comes to terms with the truth that her friends are fallen angels imprisoned on Earth, Opal is swept up into a supernatural battle that has been raging since the beginning of time. In Rachel Allyson Stone's fast-paced novel, The Guardian, Opal finds herself being hunted by the cruelest of beings. Only Caleb and Emma know how to save her. But when Opal's life begins to fall apart, she learns that salvation depends on her own stubborn, pessimistic heart. Can Opal survive a war between angels and demons? Will the guardians be able to return to heaven, or will they be on the run again, always seeking peace and never finding it?