The Nephilim Tree (Part 3)

by C. A. Smith

Overview

Part 3 in the exciting 3 part series of The Nephilim Tree.

There are many who talk of a "New World Order". What if we were already in the transitional period? A "New World Order" that is currently on the verge of collapse before it's been finalised?

Civilisation balances on a fine thread. An increase in global disasters both natural and man made, world economic collapse, nation rising against nation, weather patterns changing.

A dark storm is coming. Do these seemingly unrelated individuals have the power to stop it?

All will be revealed in the finale of The Nephilim Tree.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044430266
Publisher:	C. A. Smith
Publication date:	04/05/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	298,268
File size:	247 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I was born in England in the late sixties. My first novel, The Nephilim Tree, I wrote after years wondering about the meaning of life (yea, I know), where we come from and why we're here. Some of the names aren't what they seem, re-arrange their letters and you'll see they have meaning too.

Ripple, my second novel, is a science fiction story about a man whose life changes in the blink of an eye. It highlights how sometimes even the simplest decisions in life can lead to the biggest changes.

I'm fascinated by timing of events. If you hadn't stopped to do your shoe laces up then things may have taken a very different path (or you could have just tripped up!)...

I've been told I think too much, which probably shows in The Nephilim Tree. I lightened up a bit with Ripple and found it fun and fast paced, especially the ending.

I've just released my third novel, Don't Disturb The Bee. It's another science fiction story but also a murder mystery with a twist...

There are other C. A.Smith authors out there, and I wish them all good luck, but you'll notice my novels/stories will contain "4MCKM" on the title page.

Good luck on your journey and may you enjoy reading my stories as much as I have enjoyed writing them.

Carpe Diem