Andrew Williams

Andrew Williams

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Born a child prodigy and a rare-gifted genius in 1961, Mr. Andrew Williams has lived a life few others have experienced and survived to talk about.

Already facing prejudice in Lawton, Oklahoma because of the color of his skin and his peculiar abilities as an extremely-gifted genius, young Williams soon began facing death threats and sneak attacks from a secret society that transformed his elementary school into a battleground.

 And it all began at the tender age of five.

 Because of his paranormal abilities, the young Williams began working for secret societies where he trained with others who were also born with paranormal powers to become psychic bodyguards and psychic assassins.

Through his work with these organizations, Mr. Williams saw experiments being done on people and animals; witnessed the torture of other human beings with peculiar abilities and developed an intimate knowledge of the inner workings of these secret societies.

 But even at that young age Mr. Williams didn’t believe in taking another’s person’s life and soon he was in a face-off with one of the agencies who wanted to control him and have him use his abilities to lie, steal and kill.

 

They assigned armed men in black suits, recruited psychic assassins, and bribed gang members to capture or kill the child.  But Mr. William’s martial art abilities and psychic powers would always manifest themselves to protect him and ensure his continued survival.

Mr. Williams would continue to work as a psychic bodyguard for various agencies within the U.S. government and secular organizations where he protected some of the nation’s elites and their families until he was twenty-two years old.

 

He then left to live a normal life.

Still his defiance of the secret society may be the reason why Mr. Williams has encountered so much hardship with numerous failed attempts to land a steady job, make a living and live a normal life.

Though, he will not be able to reveal top secrets and classified information, Mr. Williams first published book, A Child’s Stillness, and his subsequent novels will focus on the paranormal, his past experiences and the things he has witnessed as a professional psychic bodyguard.

Raw and real, his books will give a true insight about people with paranormal abilities, secret experiments and other issues the government does not want the public to know.

The Sons of Godwine: Part Two of The Last Great Saxon Earls

The Sons of Godwine: Part Two of The Last Great Saxon Earls

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<p>Emerging from the long shadow cast by his formidable father, Harold Godwineson showed himself to be a worthy successor to the Earldom of Wessex. In the following twelve years, he became the King's most trusted advisor, practically taking the reins of government into his own hands. And on Edward the Confessor's death, Harold Godwineson mounted the throne—the first king of England not of royal blood. Yet Harold was only a man, and his rise in fortune was not blameless. Like any person aspiring to power, he made choices he wasn't particularly proud of. Unfortunately, those closest to him sometimes paid the price of his fame.<br /><br />This is a story of Godwine's family as told from the viewpoint of Harold and his younger brothers. Queen Editha, known for her Vita Ædwardi Regis, originally commissioned a work to memorialize the deeds of her family, but after the Conquest historians tell us she abandoned this project and concentrated on her husband, the less dangerous subject. In THE SONS OF GODWINE and FATAL RIVALRY, I am telling the story as it might have survived had she collected and passed on the memoirs of her tragic brothers.<br /><br />This book is part two of The Last Great Saxon Earls series. Book one, GODWINE KINGMAKER, depicted the rise and fall of the first Earl of Wessex who came to power under Canute and rose to preeminence at the beginning of Edward the Confessor's reign. Unfortunately, Godwine's misguided efforts to champion his eldest son Swegn recoiled on the whole family, contributing to their outlawry and Queen Editha's disgrace. Their exile only lasted one year and they returned victorious to London, though it was obvious that Harold's career was just beginning as his father's journey was coming to an end.<br /><br />Harold's siblings were all overshadowed by their famous brother; in their memoirs we see remarks tinged sometimes with admiration, sometimes with skepticism, and in Tostig's case, with jealousy. We see a Harold who is ambitious, self-assured, sometimes egocentric, imperfect, yet heroic. His own story is all about Harold, but his brothers see things a little differently. Throughout, their observations are purely subjective, and witnessing events through their eyes gives us an insider’s perspective.<br /><br />Harold was his mother's favorite, confident enough to rise above petty sibling rivalry but Tostig, next in line, was not so lucky. Harold would have been surprised by Tostig's vindictiveness, if he had ever given his brother a second thought. And that was the problem. Tostig's love/hate relationship with Harold would eventually destroy everything they worked for, leaving the country open to foreign conquest. This subplot comes to a crisis in book three of the series, FATAL RIVALRY.</p>

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