The Cup - Godders
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The Cup, is part fiction and part fact, as it shares the life of Ronnie, who from an early age becomes a major player in a 2000 years old quest. Born into post war Britain, how could he ever understand that his entire life, or most of it anyway, had already been planned. The women who shared his life, The British Secret Service, Mossad, and the mysterious, "Siobahn" with whom he becomes entangled, all seek to direct his pathway. Summer balls, and garden parties, with secrets, lies, and usually death, seemingly at every turn, until finally exhausted by it all, and running on empty, he discovers the biggest secret of all.…mehr

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The Cup, is part fiction and part fact, as it shares the life of Ronnie, who from an early age becomes a major player in a 2000 years old quest. Born into post war Britain, how could he ever understand that his entire life, or most of it anyway, had already been planned. The women who shared his life, The British Secret Service, Mossad, and the mysterious, "Siobahn" with whom he becomes entangled, all seek to direct his pathway. Summer balls, and garden parties, with secrets, lies, and usually death, seemingly at every turn, until finally exhausted by it all, and running on empty, he discovers the biggest secret of all.
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Whilst the book is classified as Fiction, large parts of it are in fact true, and include eyewitness accounts of real events. Some half a century after these event, officials secrets notwithstanding, the truth about certain incidents can be given. Whilst many of the characters in the book are given their real names, in a small number of cases, names have been changed slightly to protect individual identities. The entirety of the book is therefore dedicated to the memory of John, without whose nurturing, things would almost certainly have been very different.