Child of the Servator

Child of the Servator

by David Wallace

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Something hungry is lurking in the Welsh countryside Something fell to Earth 2000 years ago. The Roman Army trapped it, but as their empire decayed, they forgot it. Now it wants out, and it's hungry. A historian hopes to solve an ancient mystery by following a handful of recently uncovered clues. But he is not the only one who wants what the Romans buried. The UN sends Peri Carlton to check out a sudden death. It's clear that something odd is going on in North Wales. Can Peri make sense of the tangle of gods, monsters, aliens and demons that surround the puzzle? And along the way, can she unravel the mysteries in her own life, and find out who she really is? This edition features updated cover art and some tidier formatting than the original, but is otherwise unchanged. Something fell to Earth 2000 years ago. The Roman Army trapped it, but as their empire decayed, they forgot it. Now it wants out, and it's hungry. A historian hopes to solve an ancient mystery by following a handful of recently uncovered clues. But he is not the only one who wants what the Romans buried. -Amazon

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