· Bertrand's life would never be the same. He threw off his coat and tie, made an expedition to the Yucatan, and began crafting his three-part adventure epic. Bertrand hails from Vermont. He now resides in South Florida.5/5(1). Mike was born in Virginia, raised in Vermont and currently resides in Florida. He is a graduate of Penn State and Fordham Law. He is the author of Flying Conquistadors and Sword of the Spaniard. He is currently working on the final book in his Treasure of Tenochtitlan trilogy/5. · Bertrand's life would never be the same. He threw off his coat and tie, made an expedition to the Yucatan, and began crafting his three-part adventure epic. Bertrand hails from Vermont. He now resides in South www.doorway.ru ID:
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Goodreads is giving away TEN paperback copies of Flying Conquistadors! Click the link below to enter! Goodreads Book Giveaway Flying Conquistadors by Michael Scott Bertrand Giveaway ends Ap. Michael Scott Bertrand hails from Vermont and lives in South Florida. He has been a lawyer, a politico and a financial regulator. He was inspired to write his Treasure of Tenochtitlan trilogy when he came upon a book of illustrations by Frederick Catherwood, a 19th-century artist and architect who explored Central America and the Yucatan with writer John Lloyd Stephens. Aviators and archaeologists collide in Flying Conquistadors, the first entry in Michael Scott Bertrand’s Treasure of Tenochtitlan trilogy. It’s a high-flying, rip-roaring adventure that travels from the speakeasies of Prohibition-era Key West, through the streets of old Havana, and into the deep, mysterious jungles of Central America.
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