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The Last Coin

The Last Coin

The Christian Trilogy: Book 1

James P. Blaylock

Jules Pennyman is on a mission - a quest for the thirty pieces of silver of Judas Iscariot.

The Paper Grail

The Paper Grail

The Christian Trilogy: Book 2

James P. Blaylock

Howard Barton travels to Mendocino looking for a sketch by the Japanese artis Hoku-sai, but others are also interested in the drawing, and Howard finds himself in the middle of a private war between secret, underground societies.

All the Bells on Earth

All the Bells on Earth

The Christian Trilogy: Book 3

James P. Blaylock

Doughnuts, family tensions, relatives who arrive in a Winnebago, Christmas decorations, business worries, Uncle Henry's womanizing, and pyramid schemes wrap Walt Stebbins in layers of detail and distraction. Walt runs a small catalogue business out of his garage, and he has no notion of a demonic presence in his town until a package is mistakenly delivered to him. The contents are not the inexpensive Chinese toys and novelties he deals in. The nasty-looking pickled bluebird of happiness ("Best thing come to you. Speak any wish.") piques Walt's interest, and he keeps it when he rewraps the box and passes it on to the addressee: the one person in the world Walt loathes, his former friend Robert Argyle. But Walt's keeping back the bluebird of happiness is the best thing that could have happened to Argyle--and the worst thing that could happen to Walt. What price happiness? If you have to ask ...