Kd Neill

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Prophets of Death (Deceit of the Empire, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

Beschreibung

The ELOS, a ruthless, dark society, has infiltrated the governments of Britain and the Cape Colony and now have enough covert ministers to take control of the British Army and Navy in the Cape colony. The Secret Field Police and their leader, Hugh Armstrong, have been suspended due to the influence of the ELOS ministers in London, also due to their influence, the governor of the Cape Colony has been secretly replaced by an elder of the ELOS. The new governor is also the general leading the British Army and has been ordered to enlist more troops, take no prisoners and to decimate the Xhosa natives for good. Jamie Fyvie and Iain McColl were under-cover agents for the Secret Field Police, but now have to go it alone. They are trying to close in on the leaders of the ELOS before they can execute their plans. They have to stay ahead of an ELOS executioner hell-bent on killing them for the clues to a treasure buried by the Knights Templar, the executioner has decided to keep the treasure for himself. The boys have followed clues to try and find the ancient relics and treasure, luckily they receive help from an unexpected quarter in the shape of the freemasons who are searching for the Knights Templar relics as well. Jamie and Lydia's love and passion for each other has grown immensely and so it goes against his better judgement when he has to infiltrate a sordid party organised by the elite of Cape Town, who act out their sexual fantasies in the lair of the ELOS, in an attempt to identify all the elders controlling the ELOS. Time is running out for the Xhosa natives, will the chiefs believe the prophecy of the ancestors? Will they lead their people to start the killing and take them down the road to disaster? Jamie and Iain are in a race against time to find the treasure, to stop the slave ships taking the Xhosa people and to defend their own loved ones against the evil of the EnLightened OneS, the ELOS.

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Autor

I was born and raised in Scotland and started playing and reading music from the age of eight simply because my father was a musician, a self-taught clarinet and saxophone player. By the time I was twelve I was singing more than playing my guitar, no I did not go the route of the wind instruments. My forte was definitely singing it just came so naturally, besides, I couldn't play lead guitar to save my life. I learned all the chords and inversions on my guitar and started to sing with bands and then as a solo singer.
I went to engineering college and started an apprenticeship with a mining engineering company. The company had a branch in South Africa, east of Johannesburg and they wanted experienced people to go out there to fix some problems they were having with the hydraulics.
I applied and went on a two year plan, but I fell in love with Africa and stayed there for more than half of my adult life.
I always had a story or a novel in my head and at one point started to write it down but my recording career took off and I became a recording, TV and radio artist in South Africa, so the book had to take a back seat. I have made half a dozen albums including a Christmas album.
I have composed a lot of my own work, which is on vinyl and CD. I played at many venues and resorts including Sun City, which had multiple venues where I shared the billboard but not the same stage as artists like Frank Sinatra, Shirley Bassey, Cher, Rod Stewart, Elton John, The Osmonds to name a few and I met them all bar Frank.
I am a musician, composer, singer, songwriter, arranger, producer, entertainer and now an author, I now live in Scotland.
I have realised my ambition and dream of writing a book, not only one but three books. My debut novel as well as books two and three of the trilogy, Deceit of the Empire

KD Neill

Produktdetails

• Verlag: KD Neill
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juli 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463168394
• Artikelnr.: 70647125