Prince Madoc Secret
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Faith battles faith. Good battles evil. Only one can win.
Legend says that a mysterious Welsh prince named Madoc discovered America more than three hundred years before Columbus, landing in Mobile Bay, Alabama. Intrigued by the legend, Stone Wallace and Mandy Griffiths discover that Madoc was more than an explorer. In fact, the powerful and wealthy Knights Templar charged him with a dangerous mission: to protect their precious relics. But modern-day Druids have now learned of Madoc’s relics, which are so powerful and valuable that they are willing to kill for them.
As they delve into Madoc’s story, Stone and Mandy become embroiled in preventing a plot to launch devastating twin attacks on Britain and America that will result in the deaths of thousands. From an assassination in Wyoming to a murder in Maryland, the Druids will not give up their quest of revenge.
The clock is ticking down, death and destruction is about to fall, and only Stone and Mandy can prevent devastation.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486615889
ISBN10: 1486615880
Barrie Doyle
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2018
Oak Grove Conspiracies # 3
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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