2018-11-16 – The Fourth Level – Book 7 – Deep Freeze by Nicholas Huntley has officially released.

Description: In the aftermath of the last adventure, Charlemagne hides from the watchful eyes of the government as he travels to the North Pole in search of another meteorite with extraterrestrial qualities. However, as he searches for this meteorite, he instead unearths more than he could imagine in the ancient, cold ice of the arctic.

Meanwhile, Diana and Tristan, pressed on myths and reality as well as taken aback by Charlemagne’s cutting them out of yet another adventure, stowaway on the Research Vessel Ingstad unbeknownst to Charlemagne so that they can come and see the wonder of the arctic for themselves.

What awaits the three, hidden and forgotten within the ice of this uninhabitable frozen land? Are some things better kept under the ice? Will Diana and Tristan see what they expect to see, or could this just be their most dangerous adventure yet…?

Pages: 212

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2018-11-01 – The Völsunga Saga by Anonymous has been released as part of the Whitewolf Classic collection. Believed to be based on a first millennium legend, the first-known written edition of the folk tale existed as early as the 13th century. The Whitewolf Classic edition of this Germanic tale contains the English translation from the original Icelandic text.

Description: The Story of the Völsungs is a medieval folktale written by an unknown hand about the Völsung family from generation to generation, beginning with Sigi, the son of Odin, all the way through to the famous Germanic hero, Sigurd, the bane of the sinister dragon Fafnir. Believed to be based on late ancient to early medieval times during the rule of Germanic kings in Western and Central Europe, this timeless tale has set the basis for modern fantasy novels, alongside other European medieval tales, although arguably none as more critical as the Völsungs.

Known in Germany by the name Siegfried, the basis of this heroic figure have been widely debated, from legendary figures such as Arminius in the 1st century to later legends up to the 10th century. The earliest copy of this folkish tale was compiled in 13th century in Iceland and is largely based on the historical text, the Elder Edda.

Pages: 157

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2018-10-01 – The War of the Worlds by H.G. Well has been released as part of the Whitewolf Classic collection. Originally released in 1898, the Whitewolf Classic edition contains the original English text.

Description: A late 19th-century English unnamed narrator is the witness of the sudden arrival of Martian invaders who have come to the British Isles in cylinder-shaped spacecrafts. The technologically superior Martians unleash devastating heat-rays and drive towering tripods as they begin to conquer the Earth, causing widespread panic and destruction that spells doom and threatens to end human civilization.

The War of the Worlds is the earliest novel that speaks of extraterrestrial invasion, popularizing the trope and ideas of invasive extraterrestrial beings with advanced technologies attacking humanity. The novel plays with the evolutionary idea of survival of the fittest, postulating what if humans were attacked by a species more advanced than humanity to threaten their position as the apex predators.

Pages: 183

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2018-08-16 – The Fourth Level – Book 6 – Fallen Angel by Nicholas Huntley has officially released.

Description: When a meteorite crashes behind Charlemagne de la Cabernet’s home, Charlemagne quickly collects it and begins to analyze the foreign material for its extraterrestrial qualities. Astounded by the material, others seek it from him – those that seek to recollect what was of the meteorite, and those that seek to collect what is of the meteorite. In addition, the children become involved in the conflict as Tristan is abducted and Diana assists Charlemagne in negotiating Tristan’s return.

However, an apocalyptic threat emerges out of the conflict between these three interest groups, and in an attempt to prevent an all-out war, Charlemagne, with the help of the children, work with the rebels of the two other groups to form a special task force to maintain the peace.

Will peace be maintained or is war inevitable? What is the greater interest of the meteorite and where did it come from? What lies in the skies above…?

Pages: 236

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2018-08-01 – Paradise Lost by John Milton has been released as part of the Whitewolf Classic collection. Originally released in 1667, the Whitewolf Classic edition contains the original English text.

Description: Lucifer is a proud angel who finds himself and his followers banished from Heaven as a result of a rebellion that he had led. In lust for vengeance, Lucifer ventures out from his prison in Hell, and travels to the Garden of Eden where he develops envy upon God’s most cherished creations, Adam and Eve. He exacts his wrathful revenge upon these creations, resulting in the Fall of Man, and is cursed to crawl on his belly and eat dust all the days of his life.

Paradise Lost is a beautiful expansion of the beginning of Genesis. The epic poem, written in blank verse and divided into twelve books, draws on major themes of ‘us’ and ‘them,’ the nature of conflict, ideas of the master-slave, and conflict between master and slave. The poem also draws perspective and parallels into the events of Heaven and Hell with those of our world, and the events that compose our history from creation to war in Heaven and Earth, to the banishment of the Fallen Angels and then Man from paradise.

Pages: 265

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2018-06-01 – The Iliad by Homer has been released as part of the Whitewolf Classic collection. The original text of this epic poem is known to have existed around 500 BC, but was not translated into English until around 1500 AD, two thousand years later. The Whitewolf Classic edition is a revision of the Samuel Butler version released in the late 19th century.

Description: Set around a few weeks in the tenth and final year of the Trojan War, the celebrated hero Achilles, in his anger, withdraws from battle after a bitter quarrel with King Agamemnon.

The Iliad is a rich classical text that explores ancient Hellenic themes, such as the Greek concept of honor and glory (Kleos), wrath (Menis), and other such concepts as fatalism, mortality, and the human condition.

The Whitewolf Classic edition of the ancient epic is a revision of the Samuel Butler translation with adjustments made to be more fluent for the 21st century reader. The English text is based on this translation made and published in 1898.

Pages: 390

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2018-08-16 – The Fourth Level – Book 5 – Son of Ra by Nicholas Huntley has officially released.

Description: After accepting an offer from Audric Zimmerman to participate in an underground race, Charlemagne takes the kids and his intern from Oxford University, Johnathan Southern, to the land of the Pharaohs in search of the Amulet of Ra, an ancient and mythical artefact that once belonged the kings of this realm. Charlemagne, having once sought the artefact on his own years ago, is pressured to return to the quest as others amass and seek to collect the fifty million dollars being offered by the unknown host of the underground race.

However, Charlemagne runs into friends and foes, and in his haste to recover the amulet, becomes reckless. The children assist Charlemagne to the best of their abilities, but great dangers lie in the desert, especially in the form of a terrible enemy – Islamic terrorists with a desire to destroy the amulet for all that it represents.

Will Charlemagne be able to locate the amulet before the others or will the artefact fall into the hands of those that intend to sell or destroy it? What hidden secrets and great perils await for them in Egypt…?

Pages: 218

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2018-03-01 – Nineteen Eighty-Four & Animal Farm by George Orwell have been released as part of the Whitewolf Classic collection. Originally released on June 8, 1949, and August 17, 1945, respectively, the Whitewolf Classic edition contains the original English text.

Description: Winston Smith is an average citizen who is of the middle-class in the super-state of Oceania. Specifically, he lives on Airstrip One, and he is an editor for the Ministry of Truth. The problem, however, with Mr. Smith is that he loathes the Party, which ultimately lands him in trouble with the authorities.

Nineteen Eighty-Four (June 8, 1949) is a political fiction novel that depicts the horror and dystopian nature of totalitarianism. The novel defines the totalitarian state and all its characteristics from its lies, hypocrisy, and more, and has gained its importance in the discourse of modern politics and the rise of Neo-Totalitarianism in the 21st century. The comparison of modern regimes has most of all allowed a sharp criticism as being ‘Orwellian’ through comparison of this novel and the not-so-fictional reality presented by the author.

Animal Farm (August 17, 1945) is an allegorical fiction novella based on the Russian Revolution, that speaks on the oppression of the hardworking farm animals of Manor Farm, the revolt of the animals, and subsequent rule of animal over animal, which descends from the ideals at the start of the revolution to a dictatorship worse than the previous oppression at the hands of humans. The discourse and comparison on politics in Russia from 1917-1945 is meant to demonstrate the futile nature of populism over the wickedness that power brings to a person.

Pages: 394

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2018-02-16 – The Fourth Level – Book 4 – Outlaw by Nicholas Huntley has officially released.

Description: Diana Cambridge cannot take it anymore. The rural life in Allabrese has become too much for the city street orphan that she is, or so it seems, as her behavior appears to have changed since the last adventure. However, Diana is able to find solace in an unexpected friendship with a strange black horse and an estranged black aristocrat, Arturo Medici. In addition, Diana soon finds herself competing in equestrian races to cope with the anxiety that pulses from within in an attempt to run from what she cannot run from.

Charlemagne and Tristan are aware of the change in Diana’s behavior, but Charlemagne is powerless to intervene and instead antagonizes poor Diana, while Tristan is conflicted by his own emotions, and the two instead worsen the situation. Tristan, whose own ego and buried emotions from a former trauma keep him from approaching Diana, the two are at risk of indefinitely separating themselves and going their own way.

What aches poor Diana’s heart? Was it the rush of the last adventure, Tristan, or is there more from her former life that she is hiding? Will Tristan overcome himself and intervene, or will he let Diana consume herself?

Pages: 220

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2018-02-01 – Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare has been released as part of the Whitewolf Classic collection. Originally released in 1597, the Whitewolf Classic edition contains the original English text.

Description: Romeo Montague is in love with the beautiful Juliet Capulet, daughter to his family’s rivals: the Capulets. The bitter feud between the two families has struck Verona long enough, and the forbidden love these two lovers hold shows sign that this war might resolve.

Romeo and Juliet is a tragic tale of love and war. It is an early work of Shakespeare; one best enjoyed by adolescents. It offers insight into the cost of unnecessary bloodshed, the cycle of violence, sacrifice, and endeavour of love.

Pages: 128

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