Margaret Gill, Louis Gill
The Quetzal's Skull
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( Sept. 8, 2016)
Gray has been driven from his island home where he had discovered a narwhal tusk washed up by the tide. The tusk engraved with magic symbols had led him into many dangers including being suspected by the islanders of dealing in witchcraft.
To add to his troubles a gang of drug dealers are now on his trail because they believe in a prophecy that Gray’s knowledge of the symbols will lead to their downfall.
When Gray meets Juan, a shaman from Colombia, the plot thickens since Juan’s whole life has been dedicated to driving such evil gangs from his homeland. Juan’s possession of an ancient magic crystal skull could be the key to destroy the gangs. But when Juan dies suddenly and unexpectedly Gray is left with a terrible responsibility and dilemma.
To add to his troubles a gang of drug dealers are now on his trail because they believe in a prophecy that Gray’s knowledge of the symbols will lead to their downfall.
When Gray meets Juan, a shaman from Colombia, the plot thickens since Juan’s whole life has been dedicated to driving such evil gangs from his homeland. Juan’s possession of an ancient magic crystal skull could be the key to destroy the gangs. But when Juan dies suddenly and unexpectedly Gray is left with a terrible responsibility and dilemma.