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    The Mystery: A Tale of Two Wars

    By Ray Comfort

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    Based on historical events, this fast-moving novel will take you through the terrors of Nazi Germany, the conquest of the Normandy invasion, the rebellion of the ’60s, LSD, Martin Luther King, and the Kennedy assassination. These turbulent times have raised many questions, the answers of which are brought to light through the life of one man. As a young boy Jeremiah Adamson was intrigued to hear of a "mystery kept secret since the world began." Haunted by this enigma throughout his life, it would be decades before he would discover its meaning. Follow the gripping story of this courageous American as he fights for the French Resistance in this inspiring novel of two wars, two continents…one extraordinary secret: the mystery! Have you discovered the mystery?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateApr 15, 2014
    ISBN9781933591186
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