Post by Reginald M Beal on Feb 11, 2008 20:43:34 GMT -5
Zeus: The Avenger by Reginald M. Beal poses two questions as relevant today as in 1968 - Who assassinated Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and why?
The novel, a work of historical fiction, probes Dr. King’s assassination through the story of Rick Champion, a successful African-American entrepreneur, on a thirty-year quest to avenge the murder and ultimately achieve world peace. Symbolized by the mythical traits of the Greek god, Zeus, the novel is an emotionally and intellectually stimulating journey into a world of love and hate, violence and non-violence, conspiracies and counter-conspiracies, success and failure, the natural and the supernatural. ISBN 978-0-9797261-0-1. Available now.
Visit www.ReginaldBeal.com
The novel, a work of historical fiction, probes Dr. King’s assassination through the story of Rick Champion, a successful African-American entrepreneur, on a thirty-year quest to avenge the murder and ultimately achieve world peace. Symbolized by the mythical traits of the Greek god, Zeus, the novel is an emotionally and intellectually stimulating journey into a world of love and hate, violence and non-violence, conspiracies and counter-conspiracies, success and failure, the natural and the supernatural. ISBN 978-0-9797261-0-1. Available now.
Visit www.ReginaldBeal.com