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    Odyssey of the Last Calderian

    By George John Mellar

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    “I fear for mankind. This is not who we are. Something is wrong, something has changed.

    “This is not the way… it is not the answer… they can’t do it, they mustn’t!”

    The insular and isolated world of Braak has come to an end. The tragedy and mystery that triggers his journey for vengeance will be completely overshadowed by the catastrophic event that he will witness at the beginning of his quest for justice.

    His brief encounter with a stranger will be the catalyst that propels him on an odyssey that will take him across the known world, following a trail left by an ancient, clandestine ‘order’ known only as the Caretakers. The chase will bring him ever closer to the reason why man’s future and destiny is now in peril, and why the answers and means to end this intended devastation can only be found in the arid and barren lands of Melankurion.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateApr 30, 2019
    ISBN9781528961660
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    Odyssey of the Last Calderian
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    George John Mellar

    George Mellar, the only son of an Austrian mother and Hungarian father, lived his formative years with his five sisters in Derbyshire, England. His love of history, particularly that of ancient civilizations, was cultivated through his studies at South East Derbyshire College, which, in turn, motivated him to visit ancient sites all over Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Before his retirement, he had worked for over twenty years as a correctional officer with the British civil service. He now lives in Thailand with his wife, Au, where he is devoting most of his time to writing.

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