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Reasonable Doubt
- Book #2 in the 'Gods and Men' series -
Carl Walters believed the worst was behind him. How wrong he was.
After the events in Egypt and his failed attempt to recover the Ark of Ra, Carl disappeared to the hillsides of South America to await his time to finally return home.
When the long-awaited trial of Justin McDonald ends with an explosion, Carl realises all may not be going as planned.
Led by an encrypted message, Carl begins another quest, this time across his own homelands, to track down the origins of a series of modern myths and discover the web of lies at their heart.
From global warming to assassinations, Carl must piece together the clues and rescue a series of ancient documents before their usage turns the tide in a hidden war that threatens to destroy mankind.
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Reasonable Doubt is the second part of the story author Steven Allinson began with Coincidence Theory. Focussing on our collective modern myths and the reasons we hold them dear, it gives a distinctly slanted perspective on the truths we all mistakenly take for granted.
For anyone who ever questioned the official story, there's always Reasonable Doubt...
Carl Walters believed the worst was behind him. How wrong he was.
After the events in Egypt and his failed attempt to recover the Ark of Ra, Carl disappeared to the hillsides of South America to await his time to finally return home.
When the long-awaited trial of Justin McDonald ends with an explosion, Carl realises all may not be going as planned.
Led by an encrypted message, Carl begins another quest, this time across his own homelands, to track down the origins of a series of modern myths and discover the web of lies at their heart.
From global warming to assassinations, Carl must piece together the clues and rescue a series of ancient documents before their usage turns the tide in a hidden war that threatens to destroy mankind.
- - -
Reasonable Doubt is the second part of the story author Steven Allinson began with Coincidence Theory. Focussing on our collective modern myths and the reasons we hold them dear, it gives a distinctly slanted perspective on the truths we all mistakenly take for granted.
For anyone who ever questioned the official story, there's always Reasonable Doubt...
402 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 24, 2013
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