The Third Secret: A Novel Of Suspense - Rilegato

Berry, Steve

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ISBN 10: 0375435107 ISBN 13: 9780375435102

Casa editrice: Random House Large Print, 2005

Riassunto

Haunted by the secrets revealed in 1917 in Fatima, Portugal, the obsession of Pope Clement XV leads to behind the scenes intrigue at the Vatican as Alberto Cardinal Valendrea, the Vatican's powerful Secretary of State, plots to bring down the troubled pontiff, while Father Colin Michener, the pope's secretary, investigates the murder of a Romanian priest connected to the secrets. (Suspense)

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Praise for Steve Berry

The Third Secret

“Controversial, shocking, explosive . . . rich in a wealth of Vatican insider knowledge and two thousand years of Virgin Mary visitations. The Third Secret will change our view of the relation between religion and wisdom.”
–KATHERINE NEVILLE, author of The Eight
The Romanov Prophecy

“Perfect for thriller fans and history buffs alike. Fabulous plot twists.”
–DAVID MORRELL, author of The Protector

“Compelling . . . adventure-filled . . . a fast-moving, globe-hopping tale of long-lost treasure and shadowy bad guys.”
–San Francisco Chronicle
The Amber Room

“Sexy, illuminating . . . my kind of thriller.”
–DAN BROWN, author of The Da Vinci Code

“Magnificently engrossing, with wonderful characters and a plot that speeds, twists, and turns. Pure intrigue, pure fun.”
–CLIVE CUSSLER, author of Sacred Stone

L'autore:

Steve Berry lives on the Georgia coast. He is a lawyer who has traveled extensively throughout the Caribbean, Mexico, Europe, and Russia. His first two novels, The Amber Room and The Romanov Prophecy, were national bestsellers. His next, The Third Secret, was a New York Times bestseller. His books are published in 26 countries. He is currently at work on a new thriller. Visit his website at www.steveberry.org.
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• Editore: Random House Large Print
• Data di pubblicazione: 2005
• ISBN 10: 0375435107
• ISBN 13: 9780375435102
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 640