Bøker av Paul Vaughan

After defeating the malevolent Probetor, Alec finds solace on the enigmatic realm of Erobus. But his peace is short-lived as Probetor returns with a vengeance, gathering an unstoppable army to conquer all realms - starting with Earth. Guided by his loyal comrades and aided by powerful allies, Alec must use his forbidden sorcery and ancestral blade to lead the charge against Probetor's minions. In a battle of heroes and villains for ultimate control, Alec must dig deep within himself to unlock a power that could save or destroy everything he knows. As chaos reigns and hope dwindles, it's up to Alec to make a choice that will determine the fate of every existence in this vast multiverse. This coming-of-age tale will take you on an exhilarating journey through unimaginable obstacles, testing the limits of bravery and sacrifice. Will Alec rise as the ultimate hero, or succumb to the darkness threatening to consume him? The fate of all lies in his hands.

As shadows of a largely forgotten war begin to stir, the realms Morpheus once saved from destruction linger in danger once more. When the ancient foe returns with powers beyond their control, Freyja turns to the Lemuri Falls for guidance on how to protect all that is good in their world.Lead by fate, she finds an unlikely champion in young Alec who she sends Hypnos to seek out in their hour of need. Along with his best friend Josh, inadvertently pulled into this alongside him, and backed by the Nyx armies, Alec embarks on a thrilling journey across the realms to restore peace. As they battle against this new tyranny, Alec must unlock the secrets of his past if he wishes to save all that he holds dear. But can he uncover the secrets many have worked hard to keep hidden before time runs out? Find out as Alec and his newfound family take on the forces of evil in this epic adventure!

As a boy in 1934 Paul Vaughan unwittingly became part of a social trend - a great mass migration to the outskirts of London - as his family moved from Brixton to booming New Malden, where their new semi was a mere stroll away from countryside. This was Suburbia, and its outlook was not entirely promising. But Vaughan was so fortunate as to find an inspirational headmaster - John Garrett - at his local grammar school, which boasted a school song composed by Garrett's friend W.H. Auden. In due course he would find his way to Oxford; but as this evocative account testifies, New Malden would never quite leave him.'Wonderfully readable, wonderfully wry.' Edward Blishen, TES'Recalled with a Betjemanesque affection and eye for detail.' Peter Parker, Telegraph