Thought Mechanix - Schreurs, Derek
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Many years ago after Saddam Hussein is driven from his palaces, the National Museum of Iraq is no longer protected. After Hussein's statue is toppled and the Republican Guards flee, thieves enter the museum and steal ancient stone tablets they feel will bring top dollar. But little do they know that the power behind the ancient tablets have the potential to change the world forever. Motivational guru Hans Pedersen has built a successful organization that helps millions achieve their dreams. Yet the secret behind his message of empowerment has triggered a chain of events that now threatens…mehr

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Many years ago after Saddam Hussein is driven from his palaces, the National Museum of Iraq is no longer protected. After Hussein's statue is toppled and the Republican Guards flee, thieves enter the museum and steal ancient stone tablets they feel will bring top dollar. But little do they know that the power behind the ancient tablets have the potential to change the world forever. Motivational guru Hans Pedersen has built a successful organization that helps millions achieve their dreams. Yet the secret behind his message of empowerment has triggered a chain of events that now threatens organized religion worldwide. As Pedersen discovers the ambitious forces behind his success, he soon leaps to his death. Now his friend and accountant, Jason Wakefield, is determined to get to the bottom of the startling events that have rocked the Pedersen empire. But when a beautiful woman named Jasmine comes to his rescue, Jason is drawn into a dangerous world of greed and religious fanaticism as he races to avert a catastrophe that he unwittingly helped to create. Little does he know that Jasmine is concealing a secret agenda of her own. In this gripping tale, a truth not told since the dawn of creation is suddenly revealed, causing an unsuspecting accountant to realize that some things are never meant to be discovered.