Macedonian Gold

What if the lost tomb of Alexander the Great is discovered in the present-day Republic of Macedonia by a joint American and Macedonian archaeology expedition? And what if that tomb is guarded by people who trace their origins back to an ancient Balkan mystery cult? That is the fantastic story told in Macedonian Gold, a mystery adventure tale that guides readers on a tour of Macedonia, through its geography, history, culture and present-day society.
Some excerpts from critical reviews of the book from around the world:
?“Macedonian Gold is a fascinating fiction story that will captivate you and keep you reading to the end because you just can’t wait to find out what happens next.” –R. Stefov, Macedonian News, Toronto, Canada, October 2004.
?“…how ‘novel’ his novel is- it’s not every day that we read about a mystery in Macedonia.” –K. Rothboeck, The Coupeville Examiner, Coupeville, Wash, July 3, 2004.
?“Macedonian Gold makes for great Sunday afternoon reading…His interesting story transports Western readers to an archaeological site in the mountains of Macedonia where the tomb of Alexander the Great is about to be opened.” –V. Surso, Macedonian Tribune, Fort Wayne, Ind, February 3, 2005.
?“…readers will have a new understanding of the Balkans…including ways in which the past continues to…dominate contemporary events.” – W. Ude review, Whidbey Marketplace, Clinton, Wash., July 3, 2004.
?“This work explores a very real theme for Macedonians, their heritage and survival…” –D. Ristevski, Australian Macedonian Weekly, Melbourne, Australia, August 10, 2004.