Legacy

Bucephalus is a secret project to produce the world's first emissions-free car, but China seizes on the opportunity to use it to bring America to its knees. Joseph Montgomery, the US president, persuades him to lead a humanitarian program called Feed Africa to hide the environmental testing. Josie Ryland knows the truth and is set for a showdown with unimaginable consequences.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 328 pages
Publication date: 28 March 2021
Publisher: Troubador Publishing

The intricate plot spans across four continents, as the lives of the main characters intertwine, propelled by love, betrayal, ambition, and the yearning for a lasting legacy. Bucephalus, a secret project aimed at producing the world's first emissions-free car, utilizes a unique fuel and engine. However, there exists an ulterior motive behind this endeavor. China seizes upon this opportunity to exploit Bucephalus and bring America to its knees, serving its own selfish interests. At the heart of Bucephalus is Gene Finnegan, the influential automotive giant behind the project. He successfully persuades the US president to initiate a humanitarian program called Feed Africa, which serves as a cover for the environmental testing that his vehicles necessitate. Joseph Montgomery, the president of America, is driven by a desperate desire to avert a war, fulfill his heroic aspirations, and break free from the controlling influence of his domineering mother. Josie Ryland, however, possesses knowledge of the truth. She knows that Bucephalus is not only destroying the ecological balance in southern Africa but also endangering the lives of those she holds dear. Determined to stop the launch of Bucephalus, Josie embarks on a mission to expose the truth and prevent the irreversible consequences that loom on the horizon. As the stage is set for a showdown with unimaginable consequences, the fate of the world hangs in the balance, awaiting the actions of Josie and those who stand against the forces of destruction.

Weight: 410g
Dimension: 129 x 198 x 59 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781800461970