Rehoboam - Newman, Tracey R.
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In 2016 Dr. Tobias Alger, renowned archaeologist and friend of American archeologist, Nick Piper, is brutally murdered in the jungles of Bolivia just as he is on the verge of his greatest discovery. But three thousand years before his untimely demise in a South American jungle Tobias Alger was the beloved son and heir of King Solomon, Prince-General Rehoboam. No man covets living in another man's shadow, especially when that man is the enigmatic Solomon famous for his wisdom and wealth. At a time when Jerusalem is the center of the world, fierce warrior and sorcerer, Prince-General Rehoboam,…mehr

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In 2016 Dr. Tobias Alger, renowned archaeologist and friend of American archeologist, Nick Piper, is brutally murdered in the jungles of Bolivia just as he is on the verge of his greatest discovery. But three thousand years before his untimely demise in a South American jungle Tobias Alger was the beloved son and heir of King Solomon, Prince-General Rehoboam. No man covets living in another man's shadow, especially when that man is the enigmatic Solomon famous for his wisdom and wealth. At a time when Jerusalem is the center of the world, fierce warrior and sorcerer, Prince-General Rehoboam, is confronted by a destiny he never wanted, forced to ally with his greatest adversary to help defend the kingdom of Man against a diabolic goddess and her demonic army. Rehoboam must rely on all his knowledge and skill to prepare the way for the mythic Lion-the only man able to save God's angels and defend Mankind against the encroaching Darkness threatening to consume them all and in so doing will make the ultimate sacrifice propelling Nick into his own destiny thus fulfilling ancient prophecy.
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Autorenporträt
Tracey R. Newman earned a bachelor of arts in history from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. After graduating, she enlisted in the army, served as a counterintelligence agent for the 101st Airborne Division, and deployed overseas in support of "Operation Iraqi Freedom." Tracey left the military in 2003 and now resides in Southern Nevada. Rehoboam is her second novel.