Friday, May 22, 2015

Journey into the Deep

*makes a face* A Bible story with Greek mythology and treasure hunters? "In a moment of decision" What does that even mean? If he's wanting the treasure so badly, why the heck would he decide to throw away the one thing that will guide him to it? This blurb is so confused, I can't imagine what the book is like. 


Journey into the Deep (Water Wars Book 1) 
Guy Stanton III

"As it was in the days of Noah, 
so it will be ..." - Matt 24:32 

A Bible story ... 
... a Greek myth ... 
... and a treasure hunt! 
Put it all together, and you have a recipe for fantasy explosion! 

Eli Warner has only one objective when he finds the Orlanis Star—to use it as a guide to locate a once sunken ship and enrich himself with its treasures. But the Orlanis Star brings with it far more than he bargains for—an inscription that promises the discovery of the lost city, Atlantis, and the unraveling of its strange and diabolical mysteries. In a moment of decision, Eli and his crew agree that the wisest action is to cast the Star back into the sea where it belongs, and head back home. 

But God has other plans for these treasure hunters ... to set the captives free! 

Follow Eli and his crew on a journey of faith, destiny, and triumph from our modern world into the deep of the Earth. 

History, Scripture, Myth, and Technology never looked so good together!

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