Books published by publisher TAIWO

Cupid is a minor god with a major problem. Argus the giant is getting hitched and Cupid's his best man. But minutes before the I do's, the senior headmaster can't find the wedding ring. Is it missing? Was it stolen?Who better to help Cupid search for clues than a teenage Love-god-in-training named Troyd. But as Troyd begins piecing together the events of last night's bachelor party, he finds his immortal life threatened by a list of powerful Olympians.In this hilarious follow-up novella to the Miseducation of Mergatroyd, you'll meet a pantheon of gods, a bevy of goddesses, and one pissed off Bridezilla as they discover all the romantic entanglements involved in the search for a wedding ring the size of a frisbee!It's a nonstop, Greek mythology whodunit of ginormous proportions fit for all ages!

Troyd isn't like most teenage gods. He's not extraordinary — he's extra ordinary. He lives on Mount Olympus, where the gods have day jobs working for major gods like Zeus. But rather than being a delivery boy for Mercury, a firefighter for Prometheus, or a wine steward for Dionysus, Troyd dreams of becoming the kind of god people will remember: a Love god like his idol, Cupid. Long ago, Cupid used his bow and arrow to become the king of matchmaking. But when Cupid retired, he opened Cupid's Academy, a school where teenage gods and goddesses, now armed with magic pistols and love potions, study to become Love gods, matchmakers for the human race.To graduate, Troyd must improve his grades. But soon his overzealousness lands him in hot water with the headmaster, getting him suspended. Yet to get back in, Troyd is forced to leave Mount Olympus for Earth, where he uncovers a secret that may shut down the Academy forever — only to find help from a girl who gets him to see love from a different point of view. Cupid's Academy: The Miseducation of Mergatroyd, Love god in Training is a humorous adventure filled with lovable characters, stays true to the classic Greek stories, and is a great way to introduce young adults, ages 10 to 16, to a modernized version of the Greek and Roman mythology.

All Jack Artizan wished for was to fit in. As if feeling "different" from other eleven-year-olds wasn't enough, dreams of a strange land, where a golden LyreBird fills the air with a song and from which its denizens draw their magic, lately add to Jack's troubles. But when the LyreBird is killed, this all-too-real nightmare leads Jack to seek the advice of a local fortune teller.Jack soon learns a great mystery. For more than two centuries, people have simply vanished from the earth without a trace. Stories of their disappearance became legend and this grew into folklore. Today, meet-up groups share rumors of a fellowship of vanishing aliens or what they call Here-Afters...but little do they know, Here-Afters are human beings from the Land of Intuit.When Jack and his friends mysteriously appear on Intuit, they find the enchanted realm terrorized by the FOG, an evil network of warlocks stealing magic from Intuit's children. To save the Land of Intuit, Jack and his friends join forces with Mr. Sandman, a Muse Queen, and a mystical LyreBird, in a quest to find the realm's ancient Book of Destiny.