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Ogmios Team Adventure #3
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A search for the legendary sword of Julius Caesar draws the Ogmios Team into a web of intrigue, betrayal and violence that threatens the stability of the Realm, and the future of the entire planet….
It all begins when Ronan Frost receives a plea for help from Tony Denison, his former commanding officer, who is now an outspoken opponent of globalization and intensely interested in Arthurian lore. Frost’s old comrade believes that he is the target of agents working for the New World Order, and that this shadowy conspiracy is trying to prevent him from finding the Crocea Mors, the sword of Caesar, and perhaps the very blade that King Arthur pulled from the stone to win his kingdom. Frost is skeptical, but there is no denying that someone is trying to kill Denison.
Meanwhile, Sir Charles Wyndham has dispatched Konstantin Khavin to learn the truth behind the attempted assassination…and the truth is that the British government wants the man dead, at all costs. And because Frost is with him, Sir Charles is forced to make a choice—abandon Frost, or lose Ogmios for good.
The race for the sword and search for the truth behind the plot will take both Frost and Khavin across Europe, into the murky place where legends meet history, and to the very brink Armageddon.
It all begins when Ronan Frost receives a plea for help from Tony Denison, his former commanding officer, who is now an outspoken opponent of globalization and intensely interested in Arthurian lore. Frost’s old comrade believes that he is the target of agents working for the New World Order, and that this shadowy conspiracy is trying to prevent him from finding the Crocea Mors, the sword of Caesar, and perhaps the very blade that King Arthur pulled from the stone to win his kingdom. Frost is skeptical, but there is no denying that someone is trying to kill Denison.
Meanwhile, Sir Charles Wyndham has dispatched Konstantin Khavin to learn the truth behind the attempted assassination…and the truth is that the British government wants the man dead, at all costs. And because Frost is with him, Sir Charles is forced to make a choice—abandon Frost, or lose Ogmios for good.
The race for the sword and search for the truth behind the plot will take both Frost and Khavin across Europe, into the murky place where legends meet history, and to the very brink Armageddon.
- GenresThriller
261 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 18, 2012
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About the author
Steven Savile
247 books250 followersSteven Savile (born October 12, 1969, in Newcastle, England) is a British fantasy, horror and thriller writer, and editor living in Sala, Sweden.
Under the Ronan Frost penname (inspired by the hero of his bestselling novel, Silver) he has also written the action thriller White Peak, and as Matt Langley was a finalist for the People's Book Prize.
Under the Ronan Frost penname (inspired by the hero of his bestselling novel, Silver) he has also written the action thriller White Peak, and as Matt Langley was a finalist for the People's Book Prize.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
October 12, 2021
It was okay. Just another conspiracy style novel, Dan Brownish romp, drawing on the greatest fantasy novel of all time, the Bible. Throw in some flashbacks to the Romans in Britain and the myth of King Arthur (is it just me that pictures Monty Python and the Holy Grail anytime King Arthur features?). Not fantastic, not garbage, just okay.
October 23, 2013
Another pretty darn good novella about Team Ogmios (from the best seller:
I am reading this story in a 3-novella collection called:
. Pretty good thriller: part Indiana Jones and part Robert Ludlum.
I enjoyed the 1st novella in this collection as well:
Each novella features a couple of the agents of Team Ogmios. If you liked Silver and are waiting for the follow-up Gold, then these novellas should be right up your alley.
I am reading this story in a 3-novella collection called:
. Pretty good thriller: part Indiana Jones and part Robert Ludlum. I enjoyed the 1st novella in this collection as well:
Each novella features a couple of the agents of Team Ogmios. If you liked Silver and are waiting for the follow-up Gold, then these novellas should be right up your alley.
October 23, 2013
Ogmios members Frost and Koni find themselves in the middle of political chaos and murder in Wargod. To make matters worse Ogmios itself is under attack cause them to cut off Frost and not investigate. Twists and turns abound. Who do they trust? What are the lies and the truth? Wargod is a political thriller, a puzzle to solve, mytery, and a riddle around King Arthur's sword.
Wargod grabs you at the first page and keeps it's hook in you until the last page.
Wargod grabs you at the first page and keeps it's hook in you until the last page.
April 18, 2013
What more can I say about the series, fast moving great characters, very interesting plot lines and more twists and turns than I care to think about. I am so pleased I discovered this series through a recommendation from Amazon and I cannot wait for the next installment
July 7, 2015
OUTSTANDING!!!
Ahhh!!! LOVED IT!!! Back to the descriptive writing and WOW!!! One hell of a ride!! I'd love to tell you all about this fast paced thriller, but I am dying to start the fourth book!!! A MUST READ FOR SURE!!!!
Ahhh!!! LOVED IT!!! Back to the descriptive writing and WOW!!! One hell of a ride!! I'd love to tell you all about this fast paced thriller, but I am dying to start the fourth book!!! A MUST READ FOR SURE!!!!
November 4, 2012
Fuckin ace.
August 25, 2013
Fast-paced, thrilling story. Very well written, I couldn't put it down. Will be recommending to family & friends who I have no doubt will enjoy. Probably my favourite of the 'Ogmios' series.
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