New Orleans, Louisiana Dec 26, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Ever wondered about the events that led to today? About the wars that were fought, the religions built, and the households destroyed? All the events that had to happen in perfect synchronicity for you to be reading this right now?
For all readers interested in taking a trip back in time spanning centuries, from the sights and sounds of the Gallic Wars to the birth of Christianity, the American Revolution, and more, author Richard E LeMieux presents his riveting book, Children of the Celt.
This book is an epic journey that encapsulates, in rich, accurate detail, the struggles of humankind and the forces—both mystical and political—that have shaped the modern world. Readers will also witness the fall of Rome and the rise of great religions, exploring the fight for freedom against oppression throughout history.
The book combines historical detail and mystical elements to deliver a thought-provoking message: while humanity often falters, it also holds the power to rise again with divine help.
Children of the Celt urges readers to reflect on the parallels between ancient times and our modern world.
With its profoundly gripping narrative, grand scope, and historical context, Children of the Celt is set to be a must-read for lovers of historical, mythological, and philosophical storytelling.
Kamin’s narrative is fascinating, and Richard LeMieux expertly assembles it, capturing the authenticity of the historical events in the book.
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About the Author Richard LeMieux’s journey began in New Orleans, Louisiana. He has always been an astute observer of world history. He served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve during the Vietnam War period and graduated from the University of New Orleans in 1971 with a Bachelor of Science degree. From 1971-1979, he travelled to the Southern United States and the Midwest on various construction projects and lived for two and a half years in Quebec, Canada, on the construction of a major manufacturing facility. He has lived 30 years in St. Louis, Missouri, where he managed, solicited contractors, and administered construction contracts. In addition, Richard raised his three sons as a single parent. He is married, and he and his wife are retired and living in New Orleans. For media inquiries, please contact:
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