The Macedonian Covenant (Paperback)

Deep in the heart of the Egyptian desert lies a secret. An unknown ancient tomb that has survived intact for thousands of years. Yet only a handful of people know of its existence, and fewer of its real purpose. French archaeologist, Michelle Fordix, fatefully stumbles across the existence of the mysterious tomb in an ancestors old journal. With the help of the wealthy tycoon, Heir Straus, and soldier of fortune Jack Toner, they embark on an adventurous journey, unaware of the implications attached with the tomb that dates back thousands of years. On his death bed, Alexander The Great entrusts a task to one of his closest friends, General Aloun, to carry out a diplomatic mission for him of the highest importance and afterwards to seal up the tomb and execute the workmen who helped in the building of part of the tomb as well as the guards. Total secrecy is what is asked of him. Awoken from his deep slumber, the ancient Greek, Exios, finds himself in the twentieth century and cut-off from his civilisation, his loved ones and his king. Only he alone knows of the secret of the people of the light.