The Light of Canopus

If the life of Francis, the hero of the An Improbable Life saga, were a river, it would be longer than the Nile, more thrilling than the Amazon, more fascinating than the Danube, and more legendary than the Mississippi--and it would flow across all continents.After the dramatic adventures in the remote corners of Europe, Australia, and New Zealand described in the previous two volumes, Book III, The Light of Canopus, carries the reader to a terrifying ambush inside the Tomb of Absalom in Jerusalem, black magic rites in Venezuela, an escape from Guatemalan guerrillas, and a shipwreck in the Caribbean.It also includes the surprising discovery of pre-Inca mummies, the ascent of gigantic volcanoes in the Andes, the floating islands of Titicaca, demonic events, a UFO battle in the deserts of Peru, and moments of wonder shaped by the unmistakable presence of Someone--the Spirit of God.Yet The Light of Canopus, like all other volumes of the series, is not fiction. Every episode is true and documented--many even photographed. And once you have finished reading it, your only desire will be to discover where the next book of the saga will take you.