The Sixth World of Men: the Beginning of Sorrows - Walter E Mark - Books - ASA Publishing Company - 9781886528147 - June 14, 2013
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The Sixth World of Men: the Beginning of Sorrows


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The Avengers are loose. Do they have anything to do with the prophecy concerning the twelfth? On the brink of the twelfth, a few dream dreams. What do they mean? Do the dreams hold the key to the prophesied crisis? The reactions seen within the sixth world of men are varied. Some believe the prophecy, while others reject it as folly. Some whisper about conspiracies. Do they know something? What will really happen on the twelfth? Is there a way to avoid it? Is there really a crisis to avoid? The people of Kosundo will soon know the answers. The twelfth of Setmi is upon them. The Beginning of Sorrows is the third book in The Sixth World of Men series. ?The works of Walter E Mark beguile the reader with simplicity while driving the reader toward profundity.?? C J Steffy A graduate of Malone College in Canton, Ohio, and of Massillon Baptist College in Massillon, Ohio, Walter E. Mark holds a master?s degree in education and a bachelor?s degree in English. Formerly a high school teacher of twenty years, he and his wife Wendy now live in New Boston, Michigan, where he is employed in a technical field. Walter and Wendy have two children, Winona and Benjamin. Walter won awards in scholastic writing competitions as a youth and his writing has been enjoyed by his students and fellow teachers. Now, his published writing is also drawing praise from reviewers, writers and readers in both the United States and Europe. Walter has been featured on the television program ASAPubNews with Steven Hill.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released June 14, 2013
ISBN13 9781886528147
Publishers ASA Publishing Company
Pages 356
Dimensions 150 × 19 × 226 mm   ·   476 g
Language English  

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