2023 Texas Book Festival presents Jade Cross Trilogy: The Jade Cross (Book 3) by Harold W. Weist
Nov 9, 2023
Authors Press Unveils the Republished Edition of “Jade Cross Trilogy: The Jade Cross (Book 3)”: The Riveting Conclusion of a Stunning Trilogy
Austin, Texas Nov 9, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Authors Press, a leading name in the world of literature, is delighted to announce the much-anticipated release of the republished edition of The Jade Cross: Book 3 (Jade Cross Trilogy), the electrifying conclusion of the Jade Cross Trilogy. This gripping narrative, penned by the acclaimed author, Harold W. Weist offers readers a compelling journey through the realms of war, resilience, and redemption.
As the third and final installment of the Jade Cross Trilogy, Jade Cross Trilogy (The Jade Cross: Book 3) marks the pinnacle of a captivating saga that has enthralled readers with its vivid storytelling and unwavering characters. Through this republished edition, Authors Press aims to reintroduce this unforgettable tale to a new generation of readers and reignite the passion of existing fans.
Jade Cross Trilogy, Jade Cross Trilogy (The Jade Cross: Book 3) is a poignant exploration of the life of a Marine veteran who served two tours in Vietnam. Master interrogator Travis Tolbane, along with his loyal interpreter, Ba, shared the tumultuous battlefield with courage and camaraderie, forging a bond that would be tested by the harrowing events of the war.
The narrative takes a startling turn when, on his way home from work as the Mall Security Manager at Perkins Mall in Nashville, Tennessee, Tolbane is ambushed by Vietnamese thugs. Thanks to the timely intervention of the Metro Police, he narrowly escapes harm. The same fateful night brings another chilling discovery--Tolbane finds his friend and former interpreter, Ba, brutally murdered by a method known as "Death from a Thousand Cuts," laid out in a grotesque cross-like manner on his kitchen floor.
As the plot unfolds, a diverse group of individuals, now numbering four, including a Vietnamese Catholic Priest who has also been targeted, unite. They begin to piece together the puzzle, realizing that the sinister events are all part of a mad Masked Man's Cause. This masked figure believes he is the reincarnation of Tran Hung Dao, a famous Vietnamese General from the late 13th Century. Driven by this delusion, he seeks to reclaim an iconic jeweled Jade Cross, make the beautiful Mai his lover, and eliminate anyone who stands in his way, including her lover and friends he despises.
Author Harold W. Weist, a twenty-year retired Marine veteran, weaves a tale that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth. His personal experiences bring a unique and riveting dimension to the story, drawing readers into a world filled with courage, honor, and the enduring scars of war.
After serving in Vietnam, Weist's dedication to fellow veterans led him to continue his legacy of service in various capacities, reflecting his commitment to veterans and their families. The republished edition of Jade Cross Trilogy, Jade Cross Trilogy (The Jade Cross: Book 3) is proof of Weist's enduring contributions to literature and the literary world.
Following its initial release, the republished edition of Jade Cross Trilogy, Jade Cross Trilogy (The Jade Cross: Book 3) will make its second international book fair display at the 2023 Texas Book Festival after its debut at the 2023 Manila International Book Fair
Copies are available at Authors Press, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major online book retailers.
The Jade Cross: Book 3 (Jade Cross Trilogy)
by Harold W. Weist
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