WELL OF SINS

About the Book

All civilizations have a story or myth of an Armageddon, a great war where good and evil will clash, fighting for the fate of the Universe. Some say good will triumph, others say not. In the time of Troy, three god-forged items were crafted. None of the gods who made these artifacts knew of the vital role each will play in that battle until “history” has molded them to its own needs. From Troy through Moses and to the Emperors of Rome, these items have been influenced by the sins and virtues of those who held them, and in return they have influenced their holders. From one hand to another they have been passed, through the generations. Only centuries after their making will their final purpose be known. No one truly knows when Armageddon is supposed to begin, but many believe it is right around the corner. They may very well be right. A time approaches where these artifacts will be sought; whether for good or evil remains to be seen. But to understand what these items are, it must be told how they came to be. Brought from Jerusalem to Samaria, the Cup is guarded by the last Daughter of Arnavon. But she has troubles of her own to worry about.

About the Author

Born in Minnesota in 1944, Richard King majored in History after a stint in the Navy. It wasn’t long that he started to develop a story in his mind. When his daughter, Bonnie, was born in Connecticut in 1976, he regaled her with stories of lost treasure and adventurous quests. She developed her own love of storytelling, and when Richard retired in May of 2010, they decided to finally share Richard’s story. What started as a simple tale about King John’s lost treasure quickly turned into an epic saga spanning back to Troy; even they don’t know where it’ll end.