The Belial Stone (The Belial Series) (Volume 1)
R.D. Brady
Language: English
Pages: 372
ISBN: 0989517918
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
An innocent discovery on a Montana ranch two years ago,
Former Navy SEAL and head of security for a global think tank, Jake Rogan drops everything when he hears his foster brother, Tom Jeffries, has gone missing. There seem to be no clues, no information about his whereabouts. He has just vanished. But Jake won't rest until he finds him.
Laney and Jake join forces when they learn that the fates of their loved ones are intertwined. And somehow all the danger that dogs their steps, revolves around an eccentric archaeologist's controversial work on Gobekli Tepe, and the search for an ancient source of power.
Their personal quest soon becomes a race to protect humanity's very existence. But how can they defeat a foe who has been planning his moves for millennia?
To save mankind, Laney and Jake know they must succeed. But to succeed, they must live long enough to fight.
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About
The Belial Stone is a non-stop, action packed thriller about a search for an ancient weapon hidden for thousands of years, the questions about how people came to be, and a race to save us all. With a strong attention to detail, R.D. weaves history, science, and religion into one fascinating tale that will leave the reader wondering, where does the truth end and fiction begin?
Note
The Belial Library (Book 2 of the The Belial Series) is also available on Amazon. And check R.D.'s website for information on upcoming works. (desperateforagoodbook.com)
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covered its roof, explaining its silent approach. It came to a stop in front of them, with Jake at the wheel. “How’d you sleep?” Laney climbed in behind him, allowing Patrick the other front seat. “Like a log.” “I’m not surprised. You were dead to the world when I carried you to your room last night.” Laney felt her face grow hot. “You carried me?” Jake grinned. “We’re a full-service enterprise, here at Chandler.” “Great,” she mumbled. A few minutes later, her embarrassment was a distant
living the high life.” She smiled. They sat in companionable silence for a few moments, enjoying the peace. “Any luck upstairs?” she asked. Jake sighed. “No. If there’s a dig site, no one seems to have heard anything. The other three are still looking for some leads, but I’m not hopeful.” “I’m sure we’ll find something soon.” “Maybe.” The sound of Laney’s cell phone interrupted her reply. She glanced down at the caller ID before answering. “Hey, Rocky. How are you? How’s Mike?” “I’m good,”
living the high life.” She smiled. They sat in companionable silence for a few moments, enjoying the peace. “Any luck upstairs?” she asked. Jake sighed. “No. If there’s a dig site, no one seems to have heard anything. The other three are still looking for some leads, but I’m not hopeful.” “I’m sure we’ll find something soon.” “Maybe.” The sound of Laney’s cell phone interrupted her reply. She glanced down at the caller ID before answering. “Hey, Rocky. How are you? How’s Mike?” “I’m good,”
allowed them to move at a faster clip. They slowed down as the coverage began to lighten. Soon, it all but disappeared. They shifted to an army crawl and stopped at a rock encasement just out of the halo of the lights. Once again pulling out their binoculars and camera, they took in the scene before them. Sitting in the middle of this barren acreage was a huge wooden structure. There were no lights along the top of the walls. The only available light emitted from inside the enclosure, bathing
others have embraced the idea that you can utilize resonance for destructive purposes, even on a large scale.” Patrick nodded his head. “I wonder if the stone works as some sort of acoustic tuning fork, for lack of a better term. Something that focuses, directs, and shoots out sound at a level equal to the natural frequency, the result being the destruction of the object.” “A sound weapon,” Laney said. “Exactly,” Patrick said. “But wouldn’t it only damage the immediate area?” Yoni asked.
