The Bell on the Bow
The Bell on the Bow, #2
Nonfiction, History, Military, World War II, Fiction & Literature, Historical
| Author: | Craig Domme | ISBN: | 9781386023982 |
| Publisher: | Craig Domme | Publication: | February 23, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Craig Domme |
| ISBN: | 9781386023982 |
| Publisher: | Craig Domme |
| Publication: | February 23, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In February of 1942, the world was at war and The Nazis were inventing an atomic bomb. If Germany were not destroyed by the end of 1945, the rest of the world would be. Guaranteed.
Two men ventured onto the Don River in Russia fifty miles north of Stalingrad manning a 46-foot fishing boat laden with treasure, an old church bell and a diesel motor.
Captain Vincent Van Vedic was a Russian gunslinger, a fourth degree Knight of the Guardsmen, protector of priests, and as dangerous as a man can be.
Father Jude, the storyteller and 'miracle man,' had first-hand knowledge of the German Atomic Bomb plan. His task was to find and tell his story to a man he didn't know who could make a difference and understand the urgency of stopping the Nazis.
The bell on the bow of the boat was destined for a sister church in Kansas, ten thousand miles away by sea.
Could the two complete their mission and save the world along the way?
In February of 1942, the world was at war and The Nazis were inventing an atomic bomb. If Germany were not destroyed by the end of 1945, the rest of the world would be. Guaranteed.
Two men ventured onto the Don River in Russia fifty miles north of Stalingrad manning a 46-foot fishing boat laden with treasure, an old church bell and a diesel motor.
Captain Vincent Van Vedic was a Russian gunslinger, a fourth degree Knight of the Guardsmen, protector of priests, and as dangerous as a man can be.
Father Jude, the storyteller and 'miracle man,' had first-hand knowledge of the German Atomic Bomb plan. His task was to find and tell his story to a man he didn't know who could make a difference and understand the urgency of stopping the Nazis.
The bell on the bow of the boat was destined for a sister church in Kansas, ten thousand miles away by sea.
Could the two complete their mission and save the world along the way?
