Details Containing Books Empire (Seventeen #3)
| Title | : | Empire (Seventeen #3) |
| Author | : | A.D. Starrling |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 329 pages |
| Published | : | January 1995 |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Action. Adventure. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal |
A.D. Starrling
Hardcover | Pages: 329 pages Rating: 4.34 | 148 Users | 34 Reviews
Representaion As Books Empire (Seventeen #3)
The riveting and fast-paced third installment in the award-winning, action thriller series Seventeen.An immortal healer.
An ancient legacy reborn.
A chain of cataclysmic events that threatens to change the fate of the world.
When a plane crashes in the Amazonian swamp where Conrad Greene is attempting to live out the rest of eternity, the jaded immortal who was once one of the Bastian First Council’s greatest assets stumbles across a conspiracy involving the recently elected president of the United States.
Caught in the middle of the intrigue is US Secret Service agent Laura Hartwell, the one immortal on Earth most likely to put a bullet through Greene’s skull.
Greene is coerced into returning to the life he had left behind by the leader of the Bastians and reluctantly agrees to assist the Americans in their investigation. As disturbing incidents start to unfold around the globe, Greene and a team of elite human and immortal agents must track down an elusive organization hell-bent on shifting the power balance of the world.
Can Greene stop the deadly countdown that threatens to alter the course of human history and regain the trust of the woman he loves?
Point Books During Empire (Seventeen #3)
| Original Title: | Greene's Calling |
| Series: | Seventeen #3 |
| Literary Awards: | Next Generation Indie Book Awards Nominee for General Fiction/Novel (Over 80,000 words) (2015) |
Rating Containing Books Empire (Seventeen #3)
Ratings: 4.34 From 148 Users | 34 ReviewsCritique Containing Books Empire (Seventeen #3)
The series keeps getting better!I can't put these stories down! In this one we meet Conrad, another pureblood, who has a unique birthmark - similar to the medical symbol of a staff with snakes twining around it. He has the ability to heal with his touch. Quite a useful trait! Conrad finds himself working with both Bastian and Crovir groups and the US government to prevent an attack by the remnants of the Ottoman Empire.It doesn't get much better!Moving onto book #4 that's just how much I enjoyed this series. Action was awesome and bad-ass. Really loved the storyline.
Loved it
I really enjoyed the third book of the Seventeen Series. Conrad lives a secluded life with the company and love of his dog. It has been years since Conrad has come into any contact with people until a plane crashes and finds there is a threat to assassinate the President. He goes to Washington to inform what he has found. He also runs into his long-life soul mate that he hasnt seen in decades. Neither of them has found new loves to occupy them. But you cant help who you love and you will be
This is the third book in the series "Seventeen" but the first one I read and I think it is ok to read it as a stand-alone. although, es ever with series maybe it is better to read it in order ...this book is definitely a good one and I liked it: there is a lot of action, an interesting main character and some romance. I was a bit surprised that it is written in Greens POV and this is something, which I needed time to get used to. on the other hand, it gave me a great insight on his character
Conrad Greene has been living alone with his dog, Rocky, in the South American jungle. He doesn't want to be part of the immortal society since his soulmate, Laura, told him she wanted nothing more to do with him. Then a plane crashes into his house and he suddenly has no choice - without him there will be war on a grand scale.This is the third of A.D. Starrling's "Seventeen" books and once again it is a breakneck read, full of action and adventure and perfect to lose oneself in after a long
I received a copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for my unbiased and honest review.Greene's Calling is about a man named Conrad Greene. He is one of the many immortals that live among humans for centuries. For a very long time, Conrad has been living on his own in the Amazon. He has a nice, quiet life and a dog who keeps him company. Everything was fine until a plane crashes down on the house he lives in. As he tries to make sense of the accident and search among the wreckage for any
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