A Pale Horse

De: Wendy Alec

Narrado por: Nathaniel Brady

A new order. An ancient evil. A battle about to begin.

It is the near future. Adrian De Vere, President of the European Union, oversees the signing of an unprecedented international treaty, ushering in a new era of one-world government.

Jason De Vere, media mogul, finds himself forced out of the empire he helped create. With friends, allies and even family turning against him, help comes from an unexpected quarter…

Nick De Vere, archaeologist and playboy – and newly returned from the dead – leads Jason into an underground world of hidden knowledge and forbidden secrets. Together they must face down the most ruthless of adversaries: their own brother.

As the Antarctic ice gives up a grisly secret, and shadowy figures are plotting behind the scenes, armies of good and evil are being marshalled for the conflict to come. Operation Pale Horse is underway…

“There could be no bigger canvas for film-making.” – Mark Ordesky (Executive Producer – Lord of the Rings)

“Alec not only re-frames pre-history; she also imaginatively illustrates how the realm of spirit impacts the contemporary material world.” Ileen Maisel (Executive Producer for the Golden Compass)

“This is the best work of fiction I have read since the last installment of Dean Koontz’ Frankenstein series” Jim McDonald – 1340Mag – Online Entertainment Magazine.

Again…so good!!

She never fails to deliver! This 4th book in the series was just as good as the other three. So many moments where you felt like you were right there in the story!! Can’t wait to start book 5

Absorbing!

I have enjoyed every book in this series. Great character development, fascinating story, and a gifted narrator. The storyline appears to be ripped from our current headlines. Chilling!

Lord help us all!

Amazing story, keeps you enthralled! I can’t wait for the next book! The King lives! Seek now the kingdom of God!

Good Story by Slanders A Lot of People in History

It is very well written but slanders way too many people in history. the funny part is the author glosses over the bad things that Christianity has done in the history of the world. this author easily Slanders Alexander the Great and Charlemagne and other historical figures. she even Slanders institutions like CERN as evil demonic things. it's just very funny that there's no mention of all of the witch trials and all the inquisitions and all of the dirty things Christianity has done. it's very much a biased story. I do like the way they merge the religious with the scientific but still the author should have been unbiased rather than blaming everything else on things that happen in history and making those occurrences be the work of evil.

very creative

Have really enjoyed the detailed descriptions that make me truly picture it all. Narrator takes some getting used to. Gave me a very different perspective to Satan.