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The Third Factor: The Stonehenge Chronicles
The unthinkable has happened. The enemy has recovered the lost Stones of Sumer, and have managed to neutralize the Prophecy of Tarkus. And now the only person capable of deciphering the runes written on the ten stones has been captured. Madeline Alleyn will risk everything to keep the meaning of the rune stones away from her captor, but how can she when these people can open minds as easily as turning a page. She must keep their enigmatic message from her enemies. Her only hope lies in her daughters. Can they rescue their mother in time to prevent Prometheus Erazmos from gaining this knowledge. Stonehenge is the key, but what terrible secrets does this ancient monument hold?
389 pages, Paperback
Published March 9, 2020
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October 6, 2020
THE THIRD FACTOR by S.P. Brown picks up where the first book of the Stonehenge Chronicles, VEILED MEMORY left off. Book II is breath-takingly intense from the start, as Brown masterfully continues to spin his web of mystery and intrigue through so many twists, turns and unforeseen surprises that the reader is loath to blink for fear of missing some vital piece or tidbit of this entrancing tale.
The character growth and development also continues to expand in this book and we learn much more about each one, cementing bonds with each of them that we had formed in book I. Additionally, some fascinating new characters are added, and some of the older characters (sadly, in the case of the “good guys”, and gladly, in the case of the “bad guys”) are eliminated.
This book definitely captures the reader’s interest from page one and refuses to release it until the very last word of the completely unexpected ending.
I am anxiously looking forward to reading Book III to discover how this series concludes. I do recommend THE THIRD FACTOR to everyone who had read the first book, and to anyone who loves a great novel.
The character growth and development also continues to expand in this book and we learn much more about each one, cementing bonds with each of them that we had formed in book I. Additionally, some fascinating new characters are added, and some of the older characters (sadly, in the case of the “good guys”, and gladly, in the case of the “bad guys”) are eliminated.
This book definitely captures the reader’s interest from page one and refuses to release it until the very last word of the completely unexpected ending.
I am anxiously looking forward to reading Book III to discover how this series concludes. I do recommend THE THIRD FACTOR to everyone who had read the first book, and to anyone who loves a great novel.
August 10, 2020
The Third Factor is book two in The Stonehenge Chronicles, a magical adventure about a prophecy unfulfilled and a community of evolved beings who live among us. The Third Factor is not my usual kind of read, but the Lord of the Rings is one of my favorite books, and I found myself drawn to the similarities. S.P. Brown brings his fantasy world vividly to life, and I was unable to put the book down. I can’t wait to read the first book.
For thousands of years, the ten clans have managed to keep themselves and their secrets safe. The firstborn of these families are gifted with powers of telekinesis, mindreading, and traveling anywhere in the world through tunnels in a matter of seconds. But now the world and their existence are threatened by one of their own, Prometheus Erazmus, a powerful Puzur (one of the gifted), the leader of the Ad Sagtuku clan, who seeks to control the world. He has stolen the Stones of Sumer with their ancient runes of prophecy. All that stands in his way is Dr. Madeline Alleyn, a linguist, and professor of ancient history and her three daughters Phoebe, Dione, and Rhea, her three firstborn triplets. The triplets are only just beginning to come into their powers, which may be the most powerful the Community has ever known. When their mother disappears, the three siblings must find her, but they can’t do it alone, but whom can they trust?
The adventure is on, and the clock is ticking. The triplets are both the hunters and the hunted, and the world stands on the brink of destruction. If you love fantasy, adventure, mysticism, and magic, you will love The Third Factor.
For thousands of years, the ten clans have managed to keep themselves and their secrets safe. The firstborn of these families are gifted with powers of telekinesis, mindreading, and traveling anywhere in the world through tunnels in a matter of seconds. But now the world and their existence are threatened by one of their own, Prometheus Erazmus, a powerful Puzur (one of the gifted), the leader of the Ad Sagtuku clan, who seeks to control the world. He has stolen the Stones of Sumer with their ancient runes of prophecy. All that stands in his way is Dr. Madeline Alleyn, a linguist, and professor of ancient history and her three daughters Phoebe, Dione, and Rhea, her three firstborn triplets. The triplets are only just beginning to come into their powers, which may be the most powerful the Community has ever known. When their mother disappears, the three siblings must find her, but they can’t do it alone, but whom can they trust?
The adventure is on, and the clock is ticking. The triplets are both the hunters and the hunted, and the world stands on the brink of destruction. If you love fantasy, adventure, mysticism, and magic, you will love The Third Factor.
September 4, 2020
This is book two of a challenging series...the Stonehenge Chronicles. The complex story will suck you in...start at the beginning, Veiled Memory.
I enjoyed the character development and the many unexpected twists and turns. Book two resolves some of the issues left from book one, but the cliffhanger of an ending leaves you panting for more. The hint of a unresolved love triangle...jealousy, what happens to the triplets, will the real aliens come out of the shadows...all these questions are running around inside my head--and I have no idea where the story will go next?
An excellent paranormal adventure.
I enjoyed the character development and the many unexpected twists and turns. Book two resolves some of the issues left from book one, but the cliffhanger of an ending leaves you panting for more. The hint of a unresolved love triangle...jealousy, what happens to the triplets, will the real aliens come out of the shadows...all these questions are running around inside my head--and I have no idea where the story will go next?
An excellent paranormal adventure.
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