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Like action? Like adventure? Like mystery? If you answer yes to any or all of these, I have something for you--the Fireblade Trilogy. An Arthurian adventure set in modern times, using modern characters, yet harking back to the Dark Ages when a man named Arthur, whom legend made into a mythic king, held the barbarians back from the last outpost of once-great Rome.
Professor Rhod Evans, reluctant descendant of the Pendragon, is plunged into combat with the same forces that overthrew Arthur back in ancient times. Join Evans as he races against his enemies and against Time itself, to find a treasure before his enemy uses it to become the most dangerous man in the world.
ALL OF THESE BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE PUBLISHER AT AmericaStar Books, or from Amazon, or Barnes and Noble, or may be ordered through any bookstore.
THE MAD DOG CONNECTION
by Dana - 17:15 on 31 March 2008
You won't find rabid canines in The Mad Dog Connection, but you'll be plunged into a fast-paced adventure, a treasure hunt, a romance, and a mystery. People from the distant past also jump up out of nowhere from time to time. Are they only memories, or are they real, and do they walk among us today?
Professor Rhod Evans is drawn into lethal conflict when he finds that the supposed suicide of his best friend was actually murder. Pres Davies, his murdered friend, was killed because he wouldn't tell billionaire art pirate Lucius Valentine where he had hidden part of King Arthur's treasure--which he had found in America! How they got here is part of the mystery.
Evans, however unwillingly, is catapulted into the adventure of his lifetime, fighting against forces he can barely comprehend. The story takes him from high in New Mexico's Sangre De Cristo Mountains, through the moonscape Texas Desert, and even into the Dark Ages. Through it all, he must battle the same forces that destroyed Arthur, and he must find Arthur's treasures before Valentine uses them to become the most dangerous man in the world.
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