Beware the Druid Moon
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As long as man has been alive; there has been religion. The many Gods over the years have changed; some we fear and some we cherish. We can avoid Satan by being good, and we can avoid Jehovah by being bad; but the one God there is no escaping, is the God of the Dead. He is by far the most feared God of all. Each breath we take draws him closer and closer... Little is known of Him. There are no accounts of him in the various Holy Books. Many prefer to believe He does not exist. And yet we know that most of us will dwell in his Realm until the Judgement Day. From stories I have heard and legends I have read; I give you, "Beware The Druid Moon!"
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When Jonathan visits his eccentric grandfather for the first time in years, the teen is haunted by nightmares and a foreboding feeling. His curiosity leads him into the attic, where he discovers an unopened trunk—and his grandfather suddenly appears with a key. As the lock clicks and the trunk opens to reveal a cross and parchment, Jonathan has no idea that he is about to discover his destiny.
Jonathan’s grandfather orders him to never touch the cross or the paper to his skin and hide them away, but Jonathan soon learns that he has been chosen by the Bwoaillee who will help and protect him. After Jonathan returns home, more confused than ever, his grandfather passes away. With the goal of finishing high school and becoming a man of God, Jonathan thinks he finally has his life on track. But his innocence is dramatically undone when he is summoned by the God of the Dead himself—Samhain, who wants to retrieve the special artifact in Jonathan’s possession.
As a lightening strike propels Jonathan back in time to meet the magical Druid King, he must attempt to return to his real time without succumbing to the temptations of a beautiful goddess. But he is about to discover that only the Druid Moon holds the answers.
About the Author
John Kenneth Martin was born in the year Elvis exploded on the scene and the Metropolitan Opera allowed a black performer to sing on its stage for the first time. John’s writing is fueled by his natural curiosity; he currently lives in Quebec, Canada. This is his first book.