Tim Meyer

It came without warning... For fans of Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction, Dystopian, and Horror Literature & Fiction One Sunday afternoon, those who stood in the sun caught fire and turned to ash. Then came the darkness. And with it, the end of everything. Locked inside a giant retail warehouse, a group of post-apocalyptic leftovers must learn to survive the endless night, and each other. A hapless father aims to protect his children from a dangerous new world, whatever the cost. An ex-cop burdened by her shaky past puts her skills to the test against murderous neighbors. A mysterious newcomer attempts to rally the community and seek alternative refuge before their haven crumbles down around them. "Great writing style... Intriguing plot... I do believe these talented authors may have just created something epic." -- Natalie Carlisle, author of The Shifted Sunfall is]... full of interesting characters, amped tension and vivid imagery." Zakk at The Eyes Of Madness Reviews "An Apocalypse no one saw coming. Sunfall is hotter than hell, a must-read " Hunter Shea, author of The Jersey Devil Try Episode 1 for FREE Link: myBook.to/sunfallepisode1 (copy and paste mybook link in your browser)

ALL CAN SEE IN THE HOUSE OF MIRRORS When Ritchie Naughton, amateur photographer, stumbles upon a house in the woods, strange things start happening. His camera captures images that should not exist, things that cannot be explained. Soon he'll realize that the people of Red River, New Jersey are in terrible danger. A darkness grows within the house, threatening them all. The House of Mirrors is open, and once you see yourself in, there's no way out... In the House of Mirrors is a 90,000-word supernatural mystery thriller recommended for fans of horror fiction, private investigator fiction, and haunted house stories. Praise for In the House of Mirrors "The story is suspenseful, fast-paced and gets more and more interesting as you go. Plus, it's got satanic cults, demonic forces, sadistic murderers, dark magic, and even a few laughs. What more could you ask for?" -- Jack Campisi, co-host of the Monster Men Podcast "Holy crap, this book has everything " -- Hunter Shea, author of Sinister Entity and Swamp Monster Massacre "Tim Meyer has woven a fine tale of horror. Equipped with a dose of devil worship and cultic practices with just a small taste of humor, the novel catches the reader's attention with ease." -- Vitina Molgaard, HorrorNovelReviews.com

In der rechtshistorischen Literatur wurde bislang einhellig die Auffassung vertreten, dass ein mittelalterliches gerichtliches Verfahren selbst die Gefahr eines Prozessverlustes in sich barg. Vor allem das sachsische Recht galt als uber die Massen formstreng. Gewinn und Verlust der Sache hingen danach von hergebrachten Worten und Formeln sowie symbolischen Handlungen, die der Sachwalter je nach Prozesssituation gebrauchen musste, ab. Die Schoffen und insbesondere die Gegner lauerten auf jeden Fehler in Wort und Gebarde. Die beobachtete Strenge hatte dem gerichtlichen Formalismus langst die Bezeichnung Gefahr eingetragen. Anhand heute zuganglicher Quellen kann nun das Bild vom irrationalen Formalismus wesentlich korrigiert werden. Allenfalls das Beweisrecht war von Formstrenge gepragt, wobei Formverstosse oft beseitigt werden konnten.