Some keys open doors. The Granite Key unlocks the past and threatens the future. THE ARKANA SAGA A lost artifact. A coded truth. An extremist cult willing to kill to possess it, and a secret society willing to die to protect it. Weaving archaeological puzzles, astronomical riddles, and ancient civilizations into a high-stakes conflict, the Arkana saga delivers a gripping history-based adventure where uncovering the past may be more dangerous than leaving it lost. Perfect for readers who love secret society mysteries, ancient artifacts, hidden history, symbol-driven conspiracies, and clever, clue-based thrillers. Volume 7 – The Sage Stone Prophecy Scouring Australia, Japan, and Scandinavia for the ultimate prize, the factions square off in a final mountaintop confrontation, with both sides pinning all their hopes on a prophecy that might not mean exactly what it says. What a ride N.S. Wikarski takes us on in this final volume--definitely enough twists to keep this reader on her toes and kept her turning the pages... If you like thrillers that mix suspense and religion, this series fits right in line with the Robert Langdon books by Dan Brown. (Straight From The Library) The Sage Stone Prophecy is full of conflict. Nothing less than the future of the entire world is at stake. The villains are dreadful, the heroes brave and daring... The author got me so invested in the characters, I felt mad at the bad guys which is something I usually don't do. (Hope, Dreams, Life...Love) I really liked the premise of the series, and the continuation of that story, in this book... It has detail, excitement, build up in suspense and a lovely way of really hooking you and keeping you drawn in. (Natural Bri) Such an exciting and suspenseful end to a seven book series...This book was strongly researched and well supported... which is extremely hard to do in fiction. The author has an impressive educational background that allows her to write with great articulacy. The story is fluid and credible. (F.A.B. Reviews) The Sage Stone Prophecy is exciting, the characters are well-drawn and three-dimensional, and the writing is tight... You not only have an exciting treasure hunt, you will learn a lot about matriarchal societies and the role of the goddess in those. Great job, Ms. Wikarski. I'm only sorry I was so late discovering you and this series. (Long And Short Reviews) Empty