The Sage Stone Prophecy
Published on 25. January 2024
Book
Paperback/Softback
356 pages
979-8-224-05934-8 (ISBN)
Description
Some keys open doors. The Granite Key unlocks the past and threatens the future.
THE ARKANA SAGA
A lost artifact. A coded truth. An extremist cult willing to kill to possess it, and a secret society willing to die to protect it.
Weaving archaeological puzzles, astronomical riddles, and ancient civilizations into a high-stakes conflict, the Arkana saga delivers a gripping history-based adventure where uncovering the past may be more dangerous than leaving it lost.
Perfect for readers who love secret society mysteries, ancient artifacts, hidden history, symbol-driven conspiracies, and clever, clue-based thrillers.
Volume 7 - The Sage Stone Prophecy
Scouring Australia, Japan, and Scandinavia for the ultimate prize, the factions square off in a final mountaintop confrontation, with both sides pinning all their hopes on a prophecy that might not mean exactly what it says.
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Series
Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
Weight
578 gr
ISBN-13
979-8-224-05934-8 (9798224059348)
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N. S. Wikarski is an award-winning historical fiction author known for archaeology-based thrillers that blend ancient mystery, secret societies, and strong women protagonists. Her books are frequently compared to the novels of Dan Brown, Kate Quinn, and Diana Gabaldon. She writes two archaeology thriller series: the Arkana Archaeology Thrillers and its Trove Chronicles spin-off. She also writes The Gilded Age Chicago Mysteries, featuring an amateur female sleuth and her reporter sidekick. More Trove Chronicles thrillers and Gilded Age mysteries are currently in the works.
The author began her writing career as a fugitive from academia. After earning her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, she worked in corporate America for two decades before writing her first novel. She is a member of Mystery Writers of America, the Society of Midland Authors, and has served as vice president of Sisters in Crime-Twin Cities and on the programming board of the Chicago chapter. Her short stories have appeared in Futures Magazine and DIME Anthology, while her book reviews and essays have been featured in Murder: Past Tense, Deadly Pleasures, and Mystery Readers Journal.