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In this adventure mystery, an ancient manuscript is discovered, providing written confirmation of the Lotus Cross. This first century artifact carries traces of the risen Christ's blood, and its existence has been a secret for over a thousand years.

The Lotus Cross has its origins in Christ's resurrection. As Christ rose from the dead in 33 AD, the apostles and Jesus' followers rejoiced. Yet as history records, Thomas the Apostle did not witness the event and questioned the resurrection of his teacher. To placate his doubt, eight days after the resurrection, Doubting Thomas, as he would later become known, came into the presence of the risen Christ. "He touched the hands that had been nailed to the cross," writes author Ray Anderson. "And thrust his fingers into the wound made by the sword of a Roman soldier."

His doubt replaced by faith, Thomas spread the early Christian faith into the East, establishing his church in India in 54 AD. He had a bronze vessel forged to contain the preserved blood of Christ. He called it the Lotus Cross, because the cross holding the pouch with traces of the blood was fashioned upon a base shaped as a lotus flower. In the seventh century the Lotus Cross was moved to China and Christianity flourished. In the ninth century the Lotus Cross was hidden to protect it from those seeking to destroy it. It would remain lost until a recent discovery.

In an age of advanced scientific techniques and recombinant DNA analysis, the blood-flecked pouch hidden within the Lotus Cross could yield the key to the second coming of Christ. Professor Michael Drake sets off to find the ancient artifact. With the help of other archaeologists, the British Secret Service and members of a secret Christian group, he uncovers the secret within the Lotus Cross, but not without great risk.

RAY ANDERSON is an ordained minister in the United Centers for Spiritual Living, an organization based on the teachings of Ernest Holmes. Throughout his life, he has studied philosophy and several religious faiths including Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and Judaism. He lives in Santa Rosa, California.

To learn more visit thelotuscross.com

Let's surmise that kids can have their own way with murder and crime...

Noone can solve this mystery. Loots and robberies are happening overnight.

Who can help?

The Roaders?

Watch out for them...

A great story for anyone who had to start their life over or just someone who enjoys a great book be sure to read part two though and tell me what you think.

 Lehua, Ka'ao a ka Wahine
In the spring of 1819 King Ka me ha me ha the first died after reigning over the first unified Kingdom of Hawai’i.     His   young   son,   Li ho li ho,   became   Kamehameha   II, but effective   control   of   the   government   was   inherited   by   the   old   king’s  favorite wife, Ku hina Nui [Queen  Regent], Ka’a hu ma nu.   That  fall, Liholiho was forced to agree to the abandonment of the native religion: the lifting of the ka pu.
Five months later, the first contingent of Christian missionaries arrived. It was a death sentence to the 3000 year old Ka naka Ma oli [true people] culture   in   Hawai’i.
Lehua lia kahu’ama lio’aka lani pa’aka lo le [Lehua, the shiny haired questioner], the fictitious young noblewoman of this novel, comes of age at this trying moment in Hawaiian history. Her ancestry gives her the right, responsibility and ability to be her people’s leader, but with the lifting of the kapu, she is suddenly bereft of her divine reason to be.
Beset by doubt, alien temptations and a welter of rational, if frightening, options, she falls in love with a half-Hawaiian paniolo [cowboy] who, in rescuing her from kidnappers, takes her on a romantic Hawaiian road trip, and they fall in love.
Together, they confront an uncertain future astride the divergent forces that will ultimately doom her culture.
In 1893 local American businessmen  overthrew  the  Republic  of  Hawai’i and traded the Islands to the U. S.





In the spring of 1819 King Ka me ha me ha I died after reigning over the first unified Kingdom of Hawai’i.     His   young   son,   Li ho li ho,   became   Kamehameha   II,   but   effective   control   of   the   government   was   inherited   by   the   old   king’s  favorite wife, Ku hina Nui [Queen  Regent], Ka’a hu ma nu.    That  fall, Liholiho was forced to agree to the abandonment of the native religion: the lifting of the ka pu.
Five months later, the first contingent of Christian missionaries arrived. It was a death sentence to the 3000 year old Ka naka Ma oli [true people] culture   in   Hawai’i.
Le.hua.lia.kahu.ama.lio.aka.lani.pa’aka.lo.le [Lehua, the shiny haired questioner], the fictitious young noblewoman of this novel, comes of age at this trying moment in Hawaiian history. Her ancestry gives her the right, responsibility and ability to be a leader of her people, but with the lifting of the kapu, she is suddenly bereft of her divine reason to be.
Beset by doubt, alien temptations and a welter of rational, if frightening, options, she falls in love with a Hawaiian-Chinese paniolo [cowboy] and makes a life for herself, her o hana [family] and her circle of influence, astride the divergent forces that will ultimately doom her culture.
In 1893 local American businessmen  overthrew  the  Republic  of  Hawai’i and traded the Islands to the U. S.

WHEN NIJONNY AMBERS MEETS UP WITH MEMEMIC SENSATION,ZI DIAMONDS NOTHING WILL BE THE SAME FOR THIS WANNBE

Even from the beginning, you start to deteriorate. I guess you can say that, you begin and end at the same time. Some a little faster than others, but we all begin and end at the same time. This is the story of my end.

Cathen, a natural for soul stealing meets a member of the group Soul Society. Helmish is a strong believer in what he does and despises those who only take souls for no purpose, After the two meet they grow closer and closer...opposites attract, right?