Darkness and Light - Azulay, Allison M.
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In "The Winter Goddess," widower Michael MacGregor accidentally found himself in a time not his own. There, then, he became embroiled in a struggle for the survival of humanity: a struggle to wrest control from the evil powers intent on stealing the last ounces of oil and minerals and clean water from a dying Earth in order to maintain their own wealth - maniacs insane enough to send people to the Cretaceous Period to mine the resources so abundant then, with no regard for the consequences. The campaign to take back the planet began in the distant past. But the key to winning lay in the…mehr

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In "The Winter Goddess," widower Michael MacGregor accidentally found himself in a time not his own. There, then, he became embroiled in a struggle for the survival of humanity: a struggle to wrest control from the evil powers intent on stealing the last ounces of oil and minerals and clean water from a dying Earth in order to maintain their own wealth - maniacs insane enough to send people to the Cretaceous Period to mine the resources so abundant then, with no regard for the consequences. The campaign to take back the planet began in the distant past. But the key to winning lay in the future, and so MacGregor, his new wife and expanding family, and the community of Haven launch an offensive against the most powerful men and women in the world. Now, pitted against both the financial and political elite and an ancient and powerful enemy cabal, they must take control not only of Earth but of Time in a war between "Darkness and Light."
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Born to Canadian parents of mixed, predominantly British heritage, Allison M. Azulay spent her formative years in a village outside of the capital city of Ottawa and her teen years in the steel city of Hamilton, Ontario. Like her mother, she read voraciously, and she composed stories of her own at home as well as in school. Later, encouraged by her husband to explore her ideas and talents, she joined a local writers' group and took a correspondence course with Roger Brunt of Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. She wrote magazine articles, poems, short stories, children's storybooks for relatives, and more. After the death of her husband, she began to write and independently publish novels and flash fiction.