Marshall Chamberlain


Biography

Marshall Chamberlain authors the Ancestor Series of Adventure-Thrillers. Before taking up the pen, he received graduate degrees from Michigan State University and The American Graduate School of International Management, served as an officer in the USMC, and spent many years in investment banking and finance. He lives on Estero Island, better known as Fort Myers Beach, in an apartment near the water he calls the “Writing Rock.” To learn more about Marshall and his writing, visit www.MarshallChamberlain.com. Write to him at author@gracepublishing.org.

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Books

The Ice Cap and the Rift    by Marshall Chamberlain
Price: $9.99 USD. 91970 words. Published on January 21, 2010. Fiction.

(5.00 from 3 reviews)
BooK II: A Comboquake Rakes the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. A fifteen mile Rift Rips Across an Icelandic Ice Cap. A Dissected Cave Holds Mysterious Ancient Technology. The U.N. Institute for the Study of Unusual Phenomena discovers the cavern contains a hi-tech habitat and a unique traveling machine. Nations and terrorist groups undertake covert operations to acquire the technological treasures
The Mountain Place of Knowledge    by Marshall Chamberlain
Price: $9.99 USD. 119280 words. Published on January 16, 2010. Fiction.

(5.00 from 2 reviews)
Book I: A place of knowledge inside a mountain in Belize. A scepter instrument that heals and destroys. A race to preserve ancient technology for the benefit of the human race. Two U.N.scientists are dispatched to Belize to determine how to access the mysterious mountain.What lays inside is scientifically unfathomable and brings immediate covert actions by nations bent on acquiring control.

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