The Final GOD
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Excerpt from the novel: “This power that you are talking about – it neglected to save twelve police officers that were just trying to find out what happened to your nephew and my best friend. I'm sure you've heard the saying: “Absolute power; corrupts absolutely. Be careful… you sound like you're able to play the part of GOD,” he said. “Who is GOD, do you know? Do you know what he looks like? Do you know for sure there is a GOD? How do you know GOD isn't just a figment of imagination by zealous people; a so-called spirit that explains creation? You see… I know why the books were written… what they intended to do with them. They express the absurdity of your argument that we aren't capable of governing ourselves; that we need a GOD. Your GOD – has neglected to teach His children that a free will is what has doomed us all to self-destruction. This will change all of that."
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When magazine journalist, Jonathan Tame arrives on the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico; after an alleged, “devastating hurricane” has struck the Island; it doesn’t take long for the nearly burned-out writer to re-awaken his investigative training. There is a ton of money being poured into emergency coffers, but only a small portion has been allocated for repairs. Following the money trail, he discovers that a powerful entity is attempting to control the U.S. government, and other world leaders. The cash flow seems to be related to some secret project that is intended to disarm all of them. And further; that ancient archaeological artifacts, discovered years before, and said to have immeasurable power, may be the core reason behind the whole thing. In his pursuit of the truth, he finds that he is not alone; other investigators are moving in the same direction -- it's when their paths intersect that all of hell is stirred up.
About the Author
Mr. Eukel, known by his friends as, “Deuke,” is a semi-retired newspaper editor and investigative journalist. He lives with his wife, Kerri, and their families in West Texas, where he writes political commentary, freelances articles and short stories. His passion for ancient history is a profound influence in many of his writing endeavors. He contemplates writing another related novel.