Video presentation of the book "Stonehenge"

A scientist of the paranormal and his wife visit Stonehenge, determined that their new optical device will reveal its secrets at last. Both Banetti and Nancy look through the device, but it's only Nancy that sees a vision of the terrible demon trapped inside its stone grip. Now she's plagued by visions, each more terrifying than the last. 
Banetti is overcome with guilt and meets with his old friend: Doctor Bible, who believes that the Black Bible, the demon's bible, holds the key. Within these pages lies the story of Satan and his battle with another demon, a demon that was trapped within a 'cosmic cage'. 
But someone else has used the device and seen the demon and a dark plan is born to set it free. Bless them Father for they know not what they do... 
Critique
Cross Indiana Jones with the DaVinci Code and you end up with Massimo Franceschinis Stonehenge. A true page turner, the twists and turns of the plot will keep you glued to this fantastic story. Franceschini gives us a great example of the possible origins of Stonehenge, and, trust me, you dont want to let that beast out! Stonehenge is the fourth in a series of nine depicting the startling and mind opening adventures of the handsome Otello Banetti. Follow him outsmart Satan himself in this great read and you wont be disappointed.

Karen Lacey

Massimo Franceschini is a true and great example of how dreams may become true. Stonehenge is the first fruit of his perseverance, talent, imagination and passion for a fantasy world mixed with the real forces of evil.  The reading of the romance is as captivating as the title of the book.  Its characters become alive, thanks to Massimo's very detailed and accurate description.  Suspence, thrills and  mystery, together with some notes of humor, make the reading of this romance fascinating, engaging and easy to read from page one. I think this book would make an excellent movie, with all its twists and actions.  I highly recommend reading Stonehenge.
Silvana L. Echols

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[tonganpiper]

Massimo I'm surprised that you got Xulon Press to publish your book, considering their reputation of also publishing anti-Mormon books. Did they know you were LDS when you contacted them for publication?

[docbible]

@tonganpiper No they didn't ask me even though I told them that I used our Bible for my references in the book. Also they gave me an award for my book. Probably it was because my book doesen't talk about the church.

[truthiskey911]

Was this book released?

[ChristopherMillz]

Hope you get a movie deal. I like this kind of stuff.

[Plattenpaule]

where are the pictures?? :D...a little joke...i'm interested in this kind of stuff

Good work man

[salvelluto]

A fast-paced, action-packed thriller, full of twists and turns. Franceschini's Stonehenge reads like "Da Vinci Code" and "Indiana Jones" mixed together. Instead of art and history professor Banetti needs to know the scriptures to unravel the mystery of Stonehenge. Doctor Bible comes to Banetti's aid as he struggles with his innate skepticism and helps him acquire the faith and knowledge necessary to overcome Satan and save mankind. I strongly suggest reading this book.

[666pandemic]

Sounds solid to me. When is it being released? I need a new book to read and you've got me interested. Didn't watch the whole video since I don't want to know to much about the book ahead of time but it sounded good.

[asdefeo]

Very good information Massimo.

Ciao

Alberto De Feo