[Cthulhu + historical imagination + multiple heroines + behind-the-scenes mastermind + speed]
Traveling to America in 1607, Saddam Epstein just wants to live.
Until he discovered that the colonists at Jamestown made sacrifices to the deep sea every night, the Indian witch doctors could summon unspeakable things, and the Pilgrims on the Mayflower hid an ancient talking book.
What's even more outrageous is that scales began to grow on his body, and there was always a voice calling him "father" in his dreams.
In order to survive, he slept with thirteen women of different powers and orders - they controlled finance, oil, arms, media, politics...
Thirteen great families, thirty-three Masonic degrees, four hundred and eighteen years of the American Chronicle.
It turns out that every page of history is written in his own flesh and blood.
When the stars return to their alignment and the Old Ones arrive, the whole world discovers:
The founding father of the United States was never Washington.
From 1607 to 2025, he is the true father of America.
Reader comments
Four hundred years of Cthulhu Chronicles, ambition exploded! 24 Brothers separately repaired 22 sequences, and the copy design is amazing. The protagonist is rough and rough but empathetic, and his phrase "I've never knelt before" is quite powerful. The disadvantage is that it is easy to become a tool if there are too many brothers, and the historical events are too full and too busy. But because of this imagination and the anti-fateful ending - I gave chase!
Four hundred years of Cthulhu Chronicles, ambition exploded! 24 Brothers separately repaired 22 sequences, and the copy design is amazing. The protagonist is rough and rough but empathetic, and his phrase "I've never knelt before" is quite powerful. The disadvantage is that it is easy to become a tool if there are too many brothers, and the historical events are too full and too busy. But because of this imagination and the anti-fateful ending - I gave chase!