The Servant of the Light
The Talamh Nuadh Chronicles Book 1
by Stephan Cooper
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Pub Date Dec 23 2022 | Archive Date May 01 2024
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Description
In the depths of Jerusalem lies a long-forgotten artefact concealed by ancient Egyptians for millennia. If exposed, it could cripple the very foundations of monotheism. A mysterious prophet threatens to unleash God’s wrath unless its content is revealed to the world. Is he the devout Servant of the Light he claims, or just another lunatic?
To find out, former French President Pierre-Antoine Lascombes must defy the odds before the fate of our planet becomes irreversible. However, his endeavour is jeopardised by a conspiracy of religious zealots working behind the scenes to suppress the truth by any means. Could a Tibetan monk and a geneticist hold the key to altering the course of history?
From the white slopes of the Himalayas to the purple moors of Scotland, from the ancient cities of the Middle East to the advanced settlements on the Moon, embark on a journey where destinies strive to outbrave a precarious future and preserve the Earth from its doom.
Advance Praise
It reminds me of Ken Follett's style and that's a big compliment, Ken Follett being my favorite author. I "had to" read this book until the end in (almost) one go. A happy reader!
It reminds me of Ken Follett's style and that's a big compliment, Ken Follett being my favorite author. I "had to" read this book until the end in (almost) one go. A happy reader!
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798370841750 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 459 |
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Featured Reviews
Kathryn M, Reviewer
This was a strong start to the Talamh Nuadh Chronicles series, I enjoyed the way the world worked with the characters and the story going on. The overall feel worked with the genre and left me wanting to read more in this series. The characters were everything that I was looking for and thought the overall feel worked . I’m glad I got to read this book and look forward to reading more from Stephan Cooper.
