Blood Toys

People say, UFOs mean us no harm, otherwise they would've done something by now. But they have. And you call it World War II.




The archeological discovery of a Nazi-era base in northern Canada opens a new window on what we thought we knew about the war. Hidden deep inside the Blood Toys Miniature Bunker is a reality the hints at the ultimate contest between the light and dark. "We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places ... " against the dimensional and inter-dimensional; against the sacred and profane. Blood Toys is the next chapter in an age-old terror: One that is savage and eternal.

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Blood Toys is another great novel from the author of Raising the Dead. Like all Wray adventures, this one starts off quickly as the reader is treated to a "not of this world" technology demonstration. Wray successfully mixes Clive Cussler's flair for accurate historical context, with Michael Crichton's researched study of technology, in a current day techno-thriller. Fans of either author will find the book hard to put down.

Blood Toys combines WWII clandestine operations with current Ufology, and creates a compelling story of intrigue, betrayal including an unexpected narrative trail. The result is a superb read which might force you to rethink what you know about history. Highly recommended!

Chipp Walters




Great Book! Read this in one night. I will not give away the plot but it is different. I hope it is fiction?

BookEater




ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A self-described "media migrant," Floyd Wray has written for television and film. As a contributor to technical journals and magazines, he has also performed technology research for American and Japanese companies. Read more Continue reading Read less