At a summer camp in the remote fishing village of Linappoll, in Cornwall, south-west England, Anne and Giuliano find they have more in common than they could ever imagine - together they can foretell the future. But what they see is ominous indeed.

The mighty Titan Cronos, who once ruled the ancient world with a priestly cult of murderous Vates, is planning a vengeful return. Can Anne and Giuliano ever hope to stop the bloodthirsty tyrant? 

They find help close at hand.

Living in obscurity in Linappoll village are four Olympian gods: the absent-minded Zeus, who now runs a post office; Apollo, who has exchanged his lyre for a guitar and sings ballads at the village inn; the lame tinker Hephaestus who lives a hermit’s life in an abandoned mine; and grey-eyed Athene, the mysterious but beautiful goddess.

The four gods have beaten Cronos twice before, but can they pull it off again?

Ivan Fenech was born in Malta where he worked as a journalist and as a public relations officer for 17 years before moving to Germany with his family.

A graduate in religious studies and politics, his life-long fascination remains the study of history and the lives and beliefs of the common folk who made it.

This, his first fantasy book, The Last Temple of Apollo, is set in Cornwall, the south-west tip of England. It is a land rich in history and steeped in folklore. The tale is an exciting read, and proposes a new myth on the origins of humankind and explores human frailty in the endless struggle between good and evil.  

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