The Silent Apostle II - Doyle, Andrew David
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Kemp Hastings and his investigative colleague Doctor Darlene Gammay are pursued by the Grand Lodge of Cairo (GLOC) who are hellbent on murdering Darlene now that she has been given a glimpse into the afterlife having been gifted with the power of the ancient Egyptian ritual known as the 'Assignation'. Darlene is transported into the afterlife and endures what she can only describe as a 'live' and very disturbing embalming event, is this an ancient curse that has been bestowed upon the disbeliever or is this a step in our time for the betterment of mankind. Having had to flee from the Cairo…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Kemp Hastings and his investigative colleague Doctor Darlene Gammay are pursued by the Grand Lodge of Cairo (GLOC) who are hellbent on murdering Darlene now that she has been given a glimpse into the afterlife having been gifted with the power of the ancient Egyptian ritual known as the 'Assignation'. Darlene is transported into the afterlife and endures what she can only describe as a 'live' and very disturbing embalming event, is this an ancient curse that has been bestowed upon the disbeliever or is this a step in our time for the betterment of mankind. Having had to flee from the Cairo museum to Malta the couple are accompanied by Professor Mohammed Elfecky who is working to a more deadly agenda. Has the Apostle's Apostle ' Mary Magdalene' really targeted Doctor Gammay by leaving a tattoed image spread across her back and shoulders, or is this an infliction delivered by an inexplicable series of circumstances that Kemp Hastings struggles to rationalise.
Autorenporträt
Andrew David Doyle was born in Dundee, Scotland in 1962, and is one of those unique authors we all wish we had accompanied during his many global travels. Andrew holds a Business Degree, Bachelors Degree Marine certification, and Dip Egyptology. As an avid writer Andrew has penned many novels with more manuscripts sitting on his busy desktop, where we may find each 'adventure' simply screaming out for publication. The genre of heraldry, religion and the obscure world of the Knights Templar including the Anunnaki is what Andrew deems as his hidden knowledge base and foundation stone which he carves out and places into his life's journey. As an author Andrew draws on many aspects of history where the threads of simple life are recorded in the rich storytelling tapestry of this adventurer.