The Seventh Tower
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They all made their way through the forest to Rest Lodge Tavern. "Welcome back my old friend Samuel. For a moment I thought the guards had caught you", welcomed Bill. "Well they did but thanks to John's change of heart he helped us escape", said Samuel. "I'm glad to hear it. By the way those guards were asking about a map", said Bill. "You didn't give it to them did you?" Samuel asked. "No, of course not. I got it hidden downstairs in one of the barrels. Follow me down here Samuel", said Bill grabbing a torch and led Samuel down the stairs into the dark cellar. Bill went to the barrel and opened the lid and reached inside to give Samuel his sword and the map. "Here you go." "Thanks Bill", thanked Samuel. "No Problem", said Bill. "Bill do you know where I can get some money?" Samuel asked. "Well I don't have any I can lend you and it would take you a while to earn some working in my tavern but I have heard about some buried treasure", said Bill.
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Samuel and his friends Gillian, Roger and John are enjoying a few drinks when a stranger hands something to Samuel saying, "Keep this for me." The man is then arrested by royal guards wearing their duty armour and taken away. What was given to Samuel and why was it so important to the man that had given it to Samuel for safe keeping? And what did the stranger do for him to be arrested? Read on and find out answers to these questions as you follow Samuel and his friends on an important quest. A quest that could bring peace to the surrounding lands.
About the Author
David is 39 years of age and has enjoyed writing since he was eighteen years old. He started writing science fiction books as a hobby and has written twelve books covering their adventures. He grew up in England and studied ancient hieroglyphics at Bloomsbury University London and Egyptology as a home study course which earned him a higher diploma. He now lives with his wife and son in Slovenia, a country with beautify countryside, lakes, castles and caves which were an inspiration to his book.