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    The Clergyman Spy: Book One in Nephilim Rising

    By Martin Malina

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    A story inspired by true events in the lives of the author's parents.

    What Eryk Masaryk doesn't know, is that his desire to go West unleashes powers from out of this world. His plan of escaping through the Iron Curtain during the height of the Cold War entangles him and his new bride, Jasha Kern, in a sinister plot by the fallen angels, called Nephilim. When the age-old volcano erupts, Mr. Montegue marshals the forces of the Nephilim to acquire the secret of the Sangue di Christo wine grape grown only on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius. Will Fritz and Lucia, Eryk's closest friends and owners of the di Costanza orchard estate, succeed in getting Eryk and Jasha across the border and free of the deadly clutches of the Nephilim? And how far will the forces of history, myth and the church conspire against Eryk's pursuit of a new life in a new land?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTellwell Publishing
    Release dateDec 3, 2019
    ISBN9780228810704
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    The Clergyman Spy: Book One in Nephilim Rising
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    Martin Malina

    Martin Malina is an ordained priest and identical twin son of Polish immigrants. Since his Polish surname, Malina, means raspberry he publishes sermons on his popular preaching blog, 'raspberryman.wordpress.com'. Martin lives with his wife and two teenaged children near Ottawa, Canada.

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