Peter Newman

The Vagrant is his name. He has no other. Years have passed since humanity's destruction emerged from the Breach. Friendless and alone he walks across a desolate, war-torn landscape. As each day passes the world tumbles further into depravity, bent and twisted by the new order, corrupted by the Usurper, the enemy, and his infernal horde. His purpose is to reach the Shining City, last bastion of the human race, and deliver the only weapon that may...

The first short story set in Peter Newman's incredible world of THE VAGRANT • Peter Newman is Voyager's 2015 epic fantasy debut • Set in a futuristic world filled with horrors, THE VAGRANT is sure to capture the imaginations of all fantasy fans • Perfect for fans of Joe Abercrombie and Mark Lawrence • Peter Newman is part owner of the award-nominated Tea and Jeopardy podcast Competition: Red Sister (Book Of The Ancestor, Book 1); The Core...

Following Peter Newman's brilliant debut THE VAGRANT, is the much-anticipated sequel THE MALICE. In the south, the Breach stirs. Gamma's sword, the Malice, wakes, calling to be taken to battle once more. But the Vagrant has found a home now, made a life and so he turns his back, ignoring its call. The sword cries out, frustrated, until another answers. Her name is Vesper.

"THE REBEL For years, Vasin Sapphire has been waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike. Now, as other Deathless families come under constant assault from the monsters that roam the Wild, that time has come. THE RUTHLESS In the floating castle of Rochant Sapphire, loyal subjects await the ceremony to return their ruler to his rightful place. But the child raised to give up his body to Lord Rochant is no ordinary servant. Strange and savage, he...

For centuries, Christendom has universally endorsed and promoted the practice of religious methods or disciplines as the means to live the Christian life and know God. What is the practice of religious methods and does it work? This eBook examines the history and dynamics of this practice from a Scriptural perspective and reveals why this practice is spiritually ineffective, and even spiritually dangerous.

n the Scriptures, Jesus Christ inseparably linked discipleship with carrying your own cross. Jesus said, "Whoever does not carry his own cross and follow Me, cannot be My disciple (Luke 14:27)." Thus, Jesus Christ bore our sins on His cross, but He also said we must bear our own cross. What does this mean? The Scriptures reveal there are two essential aspects of the cross of Christ: first and foremost, there is Christ's completed work on the cross,...

One factor contributing to Christians' misunderstanding on how God has dealt with their old sinful nature is the translation of the Greek word sarx, which appears 147 times in the New Testament. Most versions of Bible have translated sarx as "flesh." However, the word "flesh" is not only archaic, it is ambiguous and confusing. Consequently, when Christians read the New Testament today and they come across the word "flesh" in the Scriptures, they are...

Many Christians believe God is infinitely happy and that He also, wants us to be happy. They believe the idea of sorrow and suffering is negative thinking that should be, avoided at all costs. However, this is a false gospel. It ignores the whole counsel of God as revealed by His Word. Many Christians mistakenly believe the pursuit of happiness is God's purpose for their lives and is their God-given right and entitlement. However, this directly contradicts...

The gifts and the fruit of the Holy Spirit are both supernatural expressions of God and intended to encourage and comfort the body of Christ, but they are different in many respects. Because of unbelief and ignorance, the church has two common problems concerning spiritual gifts—either a lack of use of the gifts or a misuse of the gifts. When Christians lack spiritual fruit, the church is sick but when Christians lack spiritual gifts, the church...

This short eBook surveys church history and reveals the purity and power of the church is directly related to the purity and power of the gospel that is preached and practiced. A prime example of this connection is the Protestant Reformation, which only restored half of the gospel. In practice, the Reformation restored the gospel of how "the righteous are saved by faith," but never restored the whole gospel of how "the righteous will live by faith."...