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The Future Is Red
TWO METEORITES LAND ON EARTH FROM MARS. NOTHING WILL EVER BE THE SAME AGAIN…
Dr Mary MacDougall, red-haired NASA meteorite specialist, witnesses a terrifying supernatural event at the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio. Meanwhile, close to the prehistoric Rollright Stones near Oxford, Holly Fraser, another redhead, experiences a vivid flashback to a girl being sacrificed 60,000 years ago to a sacred stone.
Both events are traced to two recently discovered meteorites from Mars. While one meteorite provokes sinister phenomena and a macabre death, the other leads Mary to have strange visions linking an ancient tribe of redheads to the Stone of Destiny, used for centuries in the coronation of British kings and queens. But is this Stone really a fake?
Together with her colleague, Dan Gallagher, and Charles Gresham, professor of archaeology, Mary is determined to track down the real Stone of Destiny, exploring mystical sites in Ireland and Scotland, and is drawn into an age-old feud that could decide the future of the human race.
Dr Mary MacDougall, red-haired NASA meteorite specialist, witnesses a terrifying supernatural event at the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio. Meanwhile, close to the prehistoric Rollright Stones near Oxford, Holly Fraser, another redhead, experiences a vivid flashback to a girl being sacrificed 60,000 years ago to a sacred stone.
Both events are traced to two recently discovered meteorites from Mars. While one meteorite provokes sinister phenomena and a macabre death, the other leads Mary to have strange visions linking an ancient tribe of redheads to the Stone of Destiny, used for centuries in the coronation of British kings and queens. But is this Stone really a fake?
Together with her colleague, Dan Gallagher, and Charles Gresham, professor of archaeology, Mary is determined to track down the real Stone of Destiny, exploring mystical sites in Ireland and Scotland, and is drawn into an age-old feud that could decide the future of the human race.
376 pages, Paperback
Published August 24, 2021
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Ian Cook
4 books64 followersIan Cook was born in Devon in the UK, grew up in Hertfordshire and took a degree in agriculture at the University of Reading. During his subsequent worldwide travels, he became intrigued by the apparent universal mythology associated with red hair and acquired more knowledge about the subject than is strictly necessary for everyday social purposes. This resulted in his first novel, 'Redhead'. He lives in London with his wife, Maggie Burr, an ex-Fleet Street journalist.
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