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    The Man Who Would Not Die

    By Paul Andrews

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    A grand Adventure, written on the canvas of the Globe, with an hourglass lasting Centuries.
    Who is the Count of Saint-Germain? A mysterious, ageless adventurer who dabbles in alchemy, composes operas, and spies for Kings. Gifted with abnormal longevity, he always appears the same, a handsome, refined gentleman between 30 to 40 years. Throughout the 18th century, he is forever entwined in pivotal events - from the doomed Scottish Rebellion to the bloody French Revolution ... but only from the shadows.

    The Count is Ferenc Rakoczi, last son of an exiled Hungarian prince. Falsely accused by the Inquisition, he is forced to surrender all, including his very identity -- and with it, Luciana his one true love. He searches the globe, from Persia to the Himalayas, desperately seeking answers to an unknown destiny. But those who betrayed him will not get off scot free. For time is now on his side, and the clock is ticking for his enemies. Join the adventure, learn the truth, and get revenge.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaul Andrews
    Release dateAug 29, 2014
    ISBN9781310547652
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    The Man Who Would Not Die
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    Paul Andrews

    Paul Andrews has been creating novels, novellas and short stories for over twenty years. Though his heart lies with historical fiction, he also dabbles in science fiction, horror, and even a little romance. The "The Man Who Would Not Die," based on the life of Count Saint-Germain, was first novel. He also writes a popular Blog on his website, on Lost and Forgotten History still relevant today. Paul has a graduate degree from Rutgers University and spent many successful years in his 'day job' as a biotech R&D project manager. After working for a time in the ivory towers of Manhattan and Washington D.C, he slowly migrated south to warmer climes and a slower pace of life. He now works, lives and writes in North Carolina with his wife and two cats.

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