EYE OF THE SOLSTICE

CAN CHRISTOPHER SAVE SHAMA AND THEIR SON FROM AN EMPIRE ON THE BRINK OF RUIN?

IS THERE STILL TIME TO REACH MACHU PICCHU?

Tensions mount as 168 Spaniards await the arrival of the Inca Monarch and his retinue of thousands of Inca warriors. With great pomp, Prince Atahuallpa enters the town square in Cajamarca for the destined meeting with the Spanish Conquistador-- The ambush that ensues alters the course of Inca life forever.

In a race to stay clear of the danger, Christopher has begun the trek back to Machu Picchu with their young child, Jiroq, and Shama, the beautiful Inca Priestess he loves-- But how safe are his grandfathers, Joseph & Robert Bennett, from the brutality of the invaders?

Faced with an unscrupulous conqueror, decisions are made . . .

The Heart-Stirring Sequel!

THERE'S ONLY ONE PLACE THEY CAN ALL GO WHERE THEY WON'T BE FOUND. WHEN JOSEPH AND ROBERT ARE CAPTURED AND HELD HOSTAGE AT KNIFE POINT—THEY MUST USE THEIR WITS TO OUTSMART AN ARROGANT FRANCISCO PIZARRO.

DANGERS POSED BY THE INVADERS BECOME CRITICAL, COMPELLING CHRISTOPHER TO GET HIS FAMILY TO SAFETY IN THE NEW WORLD. UNEXPECTED OBSTACLES THWART THEIR GOALS . . . THEIR PLANS ALL POSTPONED . . . WHEN CHRISTOPHER IS CALLED UPON TO RESCUE HIS SON FROM AN HORRIFIC FATE AT THE HANDS OF A ZEALOUS INCA PRIEST.

AS THE INCA EMPIRE DECLINES AMID ATROCIOUS TREATMENT AT THE HANDS OF THE SPANISH OCCUPATION, SHAMA MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN LIFE IN A DISINTEGRATING CULTURE AND CHRISTOPHER'S WORLD 500 YEARS IN THE FUTURE. WILL THEY END UP IN THE SAME TIME FRAME - OR WILL THEY BE LOST FOREVER TO THE UNFATHOMABLE POWER OF THE GATEWAY?

Reviews for eye of the solstice

This was a smashing conclusion to The Gateway. Adventure, intrigue, passion and excitement. The emotion runs so high at times. I couldn't stop reading. This book keeps you riveted to the action, and you can't help but love the characters! They're so real. Also, I love what I learned about the Inca. This is a must read for all ages!! CynthiaCS

I enjoyed reading these two books so much! When I finished The Gateway, I was mad, I thought, okay...that can’t be it! I need the next one! So I read Eye of the Solstice. Wow! I loved the way the author described everything with such vivid detail. For me a good book means just ‘diving’ into the story, getting totally caught up in it and being able to forget everything around you...and reading these two books definitely made me feel that way! I loved both books, but the 2nd one is my favorite. The way the author described the conflicts in which the men stood, because of them knowing the future and not being able to help their friends. I couldn’t stop reading! I kept reading on my way to work in the metro, even crying a little until someone asked me if I was alright!! These books inspire me to want to go to these places and feel the energy. Not many books make me feel that way... Tina S.

The Real GATEWAY ARCH IN MACHU PICCHU

As Louis Baudin said . . .

' Too high to be a citadel responsible for guarding the pass,

too far away from the roads to serve as a place of commerce,

too vast to be a sanctuary, this city . . . with no raison d'etre . . .

lingers in the memory of those who have seen it

like a strange hallucination' . . .

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