Full Circle

Red Cross of Gold #17

by Brenda C Eaves

The entire Order of the Red Cross of Gold finds itself in danger of annihilation as Omar, the Prophet's new world order continues on the path of world domination. Reduced to nothing more than a handful of Knights and a few hundred monks, the Chevalier du Morte has no choice but to flee Scotland and take refuge on St. Patrick's Isle and the Isle of Ramsay where they intend to hold out against the Prophet until the bitter end.
They soon find themselves cut off from the world as Omar's embargoes and blockades prevent free trade and their only connections to the outside world come from smugglers willing to run the blockades trading news and materials for Ramsay Stout. But things are not well in the underworld and soon enough, the Chevalier du Morte finds himself entangled in the affairs of the elves who are under threat of attack from a neighboring kingdom. Mark Andrew must decide whether to stay with the remnants of the Order or come to the rescue of his beloved elves.
Omar's continued fascination with the crystal skulls and his overconfidence in his own skills causes him to make a mistake that solves Mark's dilemma in a most unexpected turn of events. Reconciliation, retaliation and retribution lead to some very interesting situations.

250 pages, ebook

First published June 3, 2010

About the author

I've come a long way since 1953 whether I consented to come along or not. Time waits for no one as the song says. It has swept me through happiness and sorrow and I have learned that no one is really interested in our stories unless they are interesting and interesting, they should be written down. I haven't written my auto-biography yet, but I have spent a lot of time at the keyboard writing novels that went nowhere and a series that was more of therapeutic endeavor than anything else. Right now, as I write, I am betting that no one ever reads these words; therefore, I am free to write what I will.
Recently, I have published a Field Guide parody for Sasquatch enthusiasts. It is intended to be informative, ridiculous, and insightful. I do hope if finds its way to a few Kindles and perhaps a bookshelf or two.
I think it can be said that AI haters will hate on it and it will not matter in the long run. AI didn't write it, but only I know that as fact. If you are an AI hater, move along, if you like humor and believe in Sasquatch, take a look and see what you think. I'd like to hear it.