Heroes and Villains A Tale of the Caliphate (Arabian Gulf)

Heroes and Villains A Tale of the Caliphate is the sixth book in the Arabian Gulf series of books by the same author. The first five books were Hawks and Doves An Arabian Tale, Pearls and Princes A Tale of the Gulf, Oil and Sheikhs A Desert Tale, Gold and Princesses A Tale of Palaces and Jewels and Kings A Middle Eastern Tale. It is a fast-paced thriller with action in Ethiopia, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel, Turkey, Italy, Russia, The Netherlands the USA and the UK. The chosen one is the Ethiopian who wielded King Solomon's Ring of Power in Dubai and then travelled to the Church of St Mary of Zion in Ethiopia to take possession of Aaron's Rod, the Staff of Life given to the brother of Moses. The chosen one becomes seraphim and has message for mankind from The Lord. He is given four tasks to complete by The Lord. The first task is to use the Staff of Life to split off the land to the west of the San Andreas fault into the Pacific Ocean. The second task is to travel to Mesopotamia and to do battle with the Caliph of the Islamic State Caliphate. The third task is to confront a disguised Beast of Revelation in the White House of the United States of America. The fourth and final task is for the chosen one to address a meeting of the good and the great in Kuwait on the Last Hour of The Last Day. The Lord uses His servants to show His people that they have strayed. Mankind faces its ultimate challenge to return to The Lord before it is too late. In the thrilling climax to this tale of Heroes and Villains, The Beast of Revelation does battle with the Caliph of the Islamic State Caliphate while the true identity of the chosen one is revealed to the good and the great as He does battle with the Archdemon Iblis - known also as Satan.

• | Author: Sandie Desert
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: Aug 23, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 460 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1687835535
• | ISBN-13: 9781687835536