The Melrose Secret
The Melrose Secret by William Bain is a thrilling narrative published by iUniverse in 2007, featuring 276 pages in English. The story begins with a visit from an American evangelist, Mark Varley, who uncovers a secret about the Bruce family, prompting lawyer Alan Bruce and biologist Dr. Kate Harris to embark on a suspenseful journey. Their mission takes them across various locations, including Scotland, Canada, Alabama, and the south of France, as they work to stop Varley from executing a dangerous plan involving the cloning of a significant religious figure.
Readers will find an intricate plot filled with espionage and legal intrigue as the protagonists navigate a web of suspense. The narrative explores themes of faith and morality while delving into the implications of cloning within a religious context. The Melrose Secret presents a unique blend of fiction and thriller elements, engaging readers with its fast-paced storyline and complex characters.
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“Today Alan, I had a visit from an American evangelist: fellow by the name of Mark Varley. He’s with Jackson Ford’s ‘Crusade for Christ’ in Edinburgh. Somehow-can’t think how-he’s got wind of a Bruce family secret and I need to tell you about it before I turn up my toes.”
So begins the story of The Melrose Secret.
An intricate plot woven with suspense keeps William Bain’s unique tale of intrigue moving from Scotland to Canada, and Alabama to the south of France. Lawyer Alan Bruce and biologist Dr. Kate Harris begin a fast-paced chase to thwart Mark Varley, unscrupulous manager of Alabama evangelist Jackson Ford, from cloning one of the most famous religious figures from history: Jesus Christ.
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