Demons of Betrayal (Paperback)

Demons of Betrayal takes readers on a gripping, artfully crafted ride through a chapter of ancient history involving both the Vatican and France's Royal Family. One of the greatest threats to French Reformed Protestants, also known as Huguenots, occurred during August 1572. In an attempt to save as many Protestants as possible, Zakar and four of his Berber knights volunteer for a rescue mission that takes them to Paris and the unleashing of a hell that would later become known as the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre. But Zakar had a secret weapon! He was also accompanied by members of a peaceful group of aliens called the Serpent Clan, who have lived on Earth for eight centuries. For the French Protestants, their only hope lies with Zakar and his comrades-in-arms. Zakar's attempt to save the innocent people from assassins hired by Catherine de Medici, King Charles of France and Pope Gregory the Thirteenth, proves to be rife with emotion, danger, adventure, and political intrigue. J.C. Romero is a semi-retired archaeologist who now spends most of her time writing. Raised in Ohio, the author currently lives in Mexico. She attributes most of her writing motivation to the years she lived in Egypt. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/JCRomero