The Hair-Raising Adventures of Jayms Blonde

Welcome to the world of environmental espionage and meet JAYMS BLONDE.  A hairdresser by trade and a secret agent by choice, this former Navy Seal gives wash and blow a whole new meaning. Aided by his faithful pedicurist, Precious Needmore and Mama, the transgender director of S.T.O.P., they battle the evil organization ZENRON to rescue the dude-in-distress and save the planet from bad hair and bad air.

Meet Jayms Blonde, a former navy seal turned hairdresser (aided by his faithful pedicurist, Precious Needmore), who leads the fight to save the planet from bad hair and bad air.

The Legacy assesses the activities and the initiatives taken by Archbishop Spyridon during his three-year ministry at the helm of the Greek Orthodox Church of America (1996-1999). Reading his words in addresses, encyclicals and other documents, one is struck by the realistic goals he set in response to the critical challenge of ensuring the survival of Orthodoxy and Hellenism in the vast melting pot that is the United States.

This documentary book reveals many aspects of the contemporary history of the Archdiocese of America: the backrooms of power vying to gain financial control over the highly prosperous and largest eparchy of the Ecumenical Throne, the phenomena of plutocracy and nepotism in the current administration as well as the clear signs of decline from 1999 onward.

Havana Diaries is an account of the personal journey of Greek-Canadian author, Justine Frangouli-Argyris, to Havana, Cuba during  Fidel Castro's final days as president.

In it, she explores the rundown city through a passionate eye, visits the throbbing nightclubs with their mesmerizing Cuban music, reports on the filthy streets teeming with prostitution and provides an insight into the new touristic era and to how the Cuban people go about their everyday life.

Justine Frangouli-Argyris describes the architecture of Havana, listens to the city's rythms, dances salsa in the streets, discusses Cuba with Westerners, meets with the Greek Diaspora of the island and mingles with European diplomats to chat about it all.

She has created an intricate personal tale of a Havana that is being transformed into the cosmopolitan city it once was!

Perry Brass newest novel is

Carnal Sacraments.

In the last quarter of the 21st century, Jeffrey Cooper, an Alabama-raised, executive design star living in Americanized Germany, has made a Faustian pact with the global economic system running the world. No matter what age he is, the system will secretly keep him young and razor-sharp, as long as he can stay on top of his job and keep profits high. But Cooper has a problem: stress from work and the congested, hyper-competitive life around him is killing him. Can he keep his stress level a secret from the system itself, his co-workers, and even his own seductive German therapist who has told him that when all else fails there are angels in the world who can save him, and often we do not know who they are? But one, in the most violent form, will appear in Jeffrey s life. At first, he seems to be the Devil himself, offering every kind of excitement, even offering Jeffrey back his own lost soul but will this younger, extremely mysterious and attractive man end up killing Jeffrey, or saving him? In Carnal Sacraments, Perry Brass has created a parable of our time and the future, of the all-swallowing global economy, of an emerging international business culture based on war, and of intense sexuality as a key to religious experience and personal salvation. Author of The Harvest, Warlock, and Angel Lust, Brass continues his exploration of the joining of sexuality, consciousness, and spirituality in this very poignant and mature novel.