Bøger af William S Russell

His mission is too dangerous for anyone else, so why did he bring her? Having neutralized the nuclear threat, Commander Scott awaited further orders from Washington. Always being a risk taker, he was prepared to do whatever was necessary to neutralize the Iranian submarine threat against the Carl Vinson Battle Group.

Mummies, tombs, time-travel, and a host of evil creatures.The Ruler of Darkness is about to destroy the world and young Steven is our only hope!Join Steven, a young, gifted boy who suddenly finds himself thrown into a quest which will take him halfway around the world!Steven, along with an Egyptian Priestess, must search the depths of Seti I, an ancient pyramid, to find the Guardian of the Tomb who was responsible for killing his parents. His search for the Guardian is filled with unknown obstacles designed to kill any intruder set on desecrating the Pharaoh's resting place. To make matters even more complicated, the Ruler of Darkness now has found a way to escape and destroy the world.Stepping into a portal that transports him to the past, Steven only has eight hours to complete his quest if he has any hope of returning home safely. Guardian of the Tomb is a middle-grade adventure sure to keep your young one flipping pages as fast as possible.Order your copy now in time for Christmas!An imaginative time-travel journey... full of suspense - Jenny Ferns, Author of Ripple Effect: Because of the WarGreat read to introduce young teens to see adventure in History - Shawn N Bauldree, TeacherA spell-binding tale... This fast-paced adventure novel will delight middle grade kids, both boys and girls. - Sharon K. Solomon, Award-Winning Author of A Walk with GrandmaA fun, fast-paced adventure that introduces exotic places to kids. - Mark H. Newhouse, Award-Winning Author of Welcome to Monstrovia

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His mission is too dangerous for anyone else, so why did he bring her?The President wouldn't assign a disgraced officer to command a submarine, unless he had no other choice. On the edge of nuclear war, can Commander Scott complete his mission or will he lose his ship, his crew, and the woman he loves?William S. Russell brings his experience as a U.S. Government technical engineer on naval craft and submarines to make this timely adventure authentic and chillingly real.