What
are the Illuminati, the Freemasons and the Jesuits
really up to?
One World by George Maciver
Action Thriller
272 Pages
Paperback ISBN-13: 978-1425769123
Story
During
the assault of a hi-jacked aircraft, Jamie Gilmour
befriends a young girl whose mother has been
shot.
Returning from a shopping trip, the back doors of a
transit van burst open and guns are brandished.
During the ensuing scuffles a mate is shot dead
and Gilmour is taken hostage along with the girl.
With the American President’s State visit to Britain
imminent, Whitehall finds itself greatly alarmed
over the shooting and kidnapping of SAS soldiers
and tasks Peter Ellis, an unconventional freelance
operative, to investigate. From a dying man in a
disused quarry, Ellis
learns disturbing news that draws him into the
shadowy world of the Illuminati, International
Freemasonry and the Jesuits. He soon learns that the
extermination of entire races of people is a price
some are willing to pay.
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Reviews
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One
World quickly grabbed my attention
starting out as it did in the midst of a
hijacking with racing adrenaline and
bullets whizzing. This story is
brilliantly told through believable
characters and military expertise
tempered with reality. Things happen
quickly as a frightening plot with
international connections and well
hidden secrets is cleverly unwound. As
cars race along the motorway and the
body count rises, the vulnerable side of
these heroes who serve their country,
and indeed the world, comes alive along
with the unexpected.
An exciting novel that includes raw
courage as well as brutality and savage
terrorists, One World is a great
read. I could not put this book down
until I reached the end, which really
says something because I often approach
a book by reading the beginning and then
skip to the final couple of chapters;
this was a rare find that I wanted to
experience just as it was. Author George
Maciver has created a compelling tale
and left me eagerly wanting to read more
of his work.
Pam Robertson -
http://andthebandplayedonmylawn.blogspot.com |
