Scott Andrews

The Prophet (AMC, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

If you thought disappearing into the Bermuda Triangle was just a myth, think again. But what really happens to the aircraft and ships which disappear under mysterious circumstances? And if all those lost souls could talk and share their secrets, what would they tell us?

In this thrilling follow-up to The Chosen Ones of Callanish, archaeologists Kian Hunter and Alex Pilette are enjoying their new-found fame after discovering a haul of valuable 14th century artifacts. Invited to star in a provocative new marketing campaign being shot in Miami, the pair find themselves thrust into another dangerous adventure when the airplane they are travelling on with a modelling team ends up flying straight into the Bermuda Triangle.

As the aircraft crashes straight into what they believe is the Atlantic Ocean, their journey turns into a fight for survival. But when they swim their way onto an exotic island, they are stunned to find the inhabitants are like no one else they have ever met before. But where, and perhaps more importantly, WHEN have they come from?

The Prophet is an exciting fantasy thriller and the second book in the AMC series. Will the archaeologists and the rest of the team ever find their way back out of the triangle? And as they begin to question everything and trust nothing, what secrets will they discover as they try to make their way home?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Scott Andrews
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781912680863
• Artikelnr.: 63687469

Autorenporträt

Scott is an 'urban dweller' who left the noise of a cosmopolitan town in search of the tranquillity of village life. He is an academic and writer based at the University of Worcester in the West Midlands, UK; with a passion for storytelling, which is reflected in his academic work as well as his home life. He is married to Rachel and has four children.