The Seven Stars
The Seven Stars by Simon Leighton-Porter, published by Mauve Square Publishing in 2012, is a gripping narrative that intertwines the past and present. This edition spans 338 pages and is presented in English. The story follows a serial killer in the first-century Roman Empire, targeting followers of The Christ, while in 21st century Britain, Flora Kemble, a former MI6 agent turned Oxford academic, becomes embroiled in a dangerous archaeological dig in Pompeii.
Readers will find a thrilling blend of action, adventure, and mystery as Flora uncovers a secret that threatens to alter the course of Western civilization. As she navigates a two-thousand-year-old conspiracy, the stakes rise, and Flora quickly realizes that she is not just a researcher but also a target. The narrative explores themes of deceit and violence, leading to a confrontation that reaches into the very fabric of modern society.
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A serial killer stalks the first-century Roman Empire: his victims, followers of the man they call The Christ. In 21st century Britain, former MI6 agent turned Oxford academic, Flora Kemble is invited to help at an archaeological dig in Pompeii. She stumbles onto a secret that could shake Western civilization to its roots. What follows show she’s not the only one with an interest. The hunter becomes the hunted and very soon Flora is running for her life as a two thousand year-old conspiracy spreads its deadly tentacles into the modern age, unleashing a trail of deceit, violence and death reaching to the very soul of the American nation. The greatest deception of all time is about to be unmasked…
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