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Having saved the first Shard of the sword Excalibur from internet mogul Rex Major (aka Merlin), Ariane and Wally are on the lookout for the second.

Seeking to recover the shards of King Arthur’s sword Excalibur before Rex Major (the ancient sorcerer Merlin in a modern-day guise), Ariane and Wally have traveled around the world, and their quest

Ariana’s life is already pretty difficult when she starts to hear the singing – her mother suddenly disappeared, she’s trying to get used to living with her aunt after bouncing around a series of f

In the climactic fifth book of The Shards of Excalibur series, Ariane, Wally, Flish and Rex Major are on a collision course, converging on the resting place of the final piece of the sword: the hil

In the third instalment of this modern take on Arthurian legends, Ariane – descendant of none other than the Lady of the Lake herself – is on the run and on her own.

This book introduces readers to the concept of orthomolecular medicine to take control of their family's health.

This book tells you how, and more especially, exactly why you want to juice.

Learn how to protect against and fight alcoholism using nutrition and vitamin supplementation.

This book is for people who want to learn more about niacin and its wonderful healing properties.

One of the most comprehensive huides to nutritional therapy, Doctor Yourself provides proven methods for combating almost every possible health condition.

The author provides safe and effective natural therapies for more than 80 health conditions.

Explains the basics of orthomolecular medicine, plus megavitamin therapy for arthritis, cancer, behavioral problems and more.

Learn how to exert control over your health decisions and steer clear of unnecessary risks.

Explains how cancer patients can benefit from a combination of conventional and orthomolecular therapy.

Mike Filey's column "The Way We Were" first appeared in the Toronto Sunday Sun not long after the first edition of the paper hit the newsstands on September 16, 1973.