Best Selling Books by Brad Freeman

"Conceived at the National Air and Space Museum, in Washington D.C., in December 1990, and printed at Nexus Press in Atlanta, in October 1992"--Colophon.

These wanderers and outlanders are both hated and feared by their Kindred -- and for good reason.

This story is told from the viewpoint of the mind, specifically from one man''s mind, a mind that was shattered and broken. The events of this story may or may not be told in any semblance of the order in which they occurred, for the order of these events has little bearing on the telling of this journey. Though we rarely remember any chronology from our dreams, we always remember why we needed to wake.

The premise of the book begins with an intriguing question about King David and Solomon''s Temple. While the mainstream and the scholars have a common answer, they will be surprised to find out how many centuries they have been wrong about something so critical. The true answer to this question brings clarity to a prophecy that has most often been misinterpreted as having something to do with Solomon. The path to understanding what''s really going on leads to properly interpreting the Highest Prophecy in History.

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Contains reproductions of photocollages and digitally manipulated images of many kinds. Includes color reproductions of 19th-century chromolithographs.