LANG SUYAR & BLOOD OF THE AZTECS

by G L Keady

Overview

Lang Suyar: In the lush landscapes of Sabah, Malaysia, Jax and Doc confront an ancient horror: the Lang Suyar. This shape-shifting witch, capable of transforming from a stunning young woman to a ferocious wild dog, haunts the village at Mount Kinabalu's base. As tropical tranquillity turns into a terrifying hunting ground, the duo's beliefs clash. Doc, the sceptic, suspects a more earthbound evil behind the mysterious loss of unborn children, dismissing the witch's tale as a mere facade. Meanwhile, Jax approaches from a contrasting perspective, open to the supernatural possibilities. Together, they delve into this chilling enigma, gathering clues for another thrilling episode of their hit TV series, 'The Next Files'.

Blood of the Aztecs: The unexpected arrival of Jax's half-brother Digger at a 'The Time Benders' gig, led by Doc, sparks an extraordinary reunion. Their instant, profound connection transcends the usual sibling bond, entering a realm of deep spiritual kinship. This encounter propels Digger and Jax on a journey of self-discovery, guided by the diary of their late father, found with his guide, Ito Santos, in the dense jungles. This mysterious journal, filled with cryptic hints, sets them on an exhilarating adventure through the wilds of Mindanao. In the footsteps of their father, they search for a forgotten Aztec empire, unveiling secrets that could rewrite history.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780975633069
Publisher:	Big Island Publishing
Publication date:	01/14/2025
Series:	The Next Files , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	93
File size:	12 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	15 - 18 Years

About the Author

Gary, a multifaceted creative professional from Sydney, Australia, is a highly skilled writer, producer, film director, film editor, and composer. With extensive credits in film, television, sound recordings, and composing, his work has achieved global recognition. Notably, Gary wrote and directed the award-winning Australian science fiction film 'Sons of Steel' and created the 52-episode television series 'P-Max'. His screenplay 'Sons of Steel' contributed to ending French Nuclear Testing in the Pacific, earning him acclaim from the University of NSW Centre for South Pacific Studies. Drawing from his diverse life experiences, which spanned countries such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, UK, USA, Brazil, and Chile, Gary infuses his storytelling with authenticity. From managing artists and producing music videos to his current focus on writing compelling books, Gary's creative journey continues to captivate audiences worldwide.