The Druid High Priest hologram spirit of Stonehenge follows New York Times reporter Morgan Kane after a brief UK tour. Kane and Library of Congress worker Martha Sorel are united as terrorists try a media intimidation to set the United Nations into two camps. The U.S. president does not want to see a world divided into pro- and con-terrorist country identification. It would define an Axis-Ally stance and set up conditions for WWIII. Iran does like this and aims its deadly “test” missile at DC to force even Islamic countries to take a terrorist stance or perish. Holthar, the high priest of Stonehenge, appears to Kane and Sorel to use the only weapon that can save civilization–the power of light. Kane learns about the individual light spectra, which can counter his enemies. Such a light is empowered in the stone he found at Stonehenge. Light emerges from his palms and eyes as rays of red, orange, green, or yellow, and each light band has a specific effect. Kane must reach Tehran to thwart its missile launch and finds an even more intense plot afoot. Only his role as the Chosen Templar of the Druids can save civilization if he isn’t killed as the ordinary human Morgan Kane.
Author Peter Glassman 