Jack Sterling And The Spear Of Destiny

What happens when a weapon empowered by God falls into the wrong hands?Jack Sterling, a present-day marine archaeologist, accidentally discovers a rare 1940's gold coin that proves the existence of undocumented Nazi U-Boat 2553 rumored to have sunk at seaso many years ago.Following in his father's footsteps, who mysteriously disappeared years ago, Sterling embarks on an adventure to find the U-boat thought to harbor Hitler's most prized possession, "The Spear of Destiny." If the legend holds true, he who wields it can rule the world. However, Sterling is not the only one who knows about it, and his foes will stop at nothing to get it.Now at the risk of his friends and fiancée, Sterling must raise the legendary U-Boat from its watery grave to protect the Spear at all costs, leading him down a trail of German-engineered traps and secrets.Sterling is the first of an underwater adventure series that will keep the reader diving for more.

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Ashling Donoghue has almost lost hope of finding her missing parents. As her faith wanes, her love for two men waxes, rending her heart and causing friction in the Breasal household. The time has come to make a choice, to create a future untarnished by doubt. But how can she embrace the light when lured by the soft seduction of shadow? At last, her brother Conall channels the Spear of Illumination. He’s a natural shapeshifter, and he sees through illusions in both the material world and the Otherworld…not a moment too soon. An ancient evil has surfaced, and it threatens all worlds. Only the Donoghues can save Ireland. They must face their greatest fears and act as one to fulfill their destinies as guardians of Erin.

Having destabilized dominant assumptions about the nature of religion, there is now a need to develop new ways of thinking about this ever-present phenomenon in global politics. This book outlines a new approach to understanding religion and its relationship with politics in the West and globally for International Relations.