Recession of the Magi

ISBN: 059539566X

Author: Tumblin III, Alfred L

Condition: New

Product Description Samir De Bastide is the last magical priest of the modern era placed in the true center of mysticism being the fair city of New Orleans and all that lies beneath its charming exterior. He is joined by other descendants of divine bloodlines reaching back to the cradle of civilization to defeat a foe that was the first to rock in it. This ancient enemy has patiently made arrangements from the beginning of time to fulfill a heinous agenda. Samir and his allies are compelled to foil her being forced to exercise unprecedented forms of mystic battle bearing unlimited risks to the origin of their sentient purposes and sacred traditions. The futures of their bloodlines are threatened by the cause and effect of choices they were destined to make with minimal time and generations of wisdom. Their roads to discovery and battle lead not only from continent to continent and planet to planet but also include inter-dimensional travel. Follow the Magi and his lot on this epic journey and discover secrets that shake the foundation of Mankind and might very well lead to its fall. About the Author By way of a brief biography, I have received degrees in Creative Writing and English from Clearwater High School and Critical Thinking and English from the Fashion Institute of Los Angeles. I have also been an article writing consultant at Zachary Ramsey Publishing Company in New Orleans, Louisiana since the year 2001. Being a New Orleans native and having traveled around the country and overseas extensively; I have been exposed to many different cultures and third world traditions. These encounters have contributed immensely to the subject matter of the complete text. Having survived Hurricane Katrina and losing everything like so many others I now find myself on a new journey. New York is where my family and I have found shelter and we are faced with many challenges. Yet, even in the face of such instant change and mandatory adjustment to a new culture, we endure as I dedicate this text to those who didnt make it. For their very lifestyle and the essence of the way they lived their lives have contributed to the ambience of the backdrop of this tale, having been written years before the storm. This is what I have left to give you of what once was and may never be again.