The Ninth Buddha
Registered by LionsCroydon of Croydon, Victoria Australia on 10/18/2006
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
2 journalers for this copy...
Pre-numbered label used for registration.
Book kindly donated by the Lions Club of Benalla.
From back cover: "The guns of the first world war have fallen silent. But the inexplicable kidnapping of young William Wylam is the opening shot of a very personal war for his father.
Wylam pursues the kidnappers to India, where a trail of death and mystery points beyond the towering Himalayas into the snow-clad vastnness of Tibet. Caught up in a deadly international intrigue, the boy may now be held inside a hidden Buddhist monastery.
With the beautiful Chindamani - not quite a goddess but no mere mortal - Wylam fights desperately to rescue his son, seem by some as the reincarnation whose special role has been prophesised, used by others as a convenient pawn in a war of unfolding nightmares . . ."
Book kindly donated by the Lions Club of Benalla.
From back cover: "The guns of the first world war have fallen silent. But the inexplicable kidnapping of young William Wylam is the opening shot of a very personal war for his father.
Wylam pursues the kidnappers to India, where a trail of death and mystery points beyond the towering Himalayas into the snow-clad vastnness of Tibet. Caught up in a deadly international intrigue, the boy may now be held inside a hidden Buddhist monastery.
With the beautiful Chindamani - not quite a goddess but no mere mortal - Wylam fights desperately to rescue his son, seem by some as the reincarnation whose special role has been prophesised, used by others as a convenient pawn in a war of unfolding nightmares . . ."
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This book was donated for release, so let's hope future readers are kind enough to register and make journal entries before returning this book or passing it on.Thank you !
Read this book so I could release it.
Enjoyable read, more for the descriptions of the country-side than the actual story-line.
Enjoyable read, more for the descriptions of the country-side than the actual story-line.
Book has been neatly covered to protect it on its journey, with a 'Take me home, I'm a BookCrossing book' sticker on the front.
