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| About the Book | |
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There aren’t many things in this world Marco Arrigoni would kill for, but there are even fewer things he would die for. The package is one of them. ----- Following an earthquake in Istanbul, all hell breaks loose when Marco, a jaded priest, unearths beneath the archives of his medieval church a long-forgotten tomb containing incontrovertible evidence of an explosive conspiracy stretching back millennia. He joins forces with his friend and secret love, Aysel Bigili, an archeologist, to authenticate his find. Before long, they find themselves on a collision course with a ruthless enemy in the Vatican who will stop at nothing to prevent his discovery from ever seeing the light of day. Wrenched into a world of violence unprepared, Marco and Aysel are forced to battle wits with a fanatical adversary in the cause of truth, a truth so shocking that, if revealed, will demolish the very foundations of his faith and alter the destiny of humanity forever.
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| Reviews | |
Bryan Quinn has painstakingly written a wonderful read and is recommended for anyone looking for a superbly crafted well researched story. THE PACKAGE is a tightly woven story that flips effectively between past and present. The reader is often in for a treat with this well-structured story. A great read that sits right between your Dan Brown schlock and your serious crime thrillers and noir mysteries. I really love stories that do this.
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| About the Author | |
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Bryan Quinn, a life-long student of history and religion, earned a BA in American History from McGill University and a Computer Electronics Diploma from Herzing College. Bryan won an Honorable Mention Award in the worldwide 85th Annual Writer’s Digest Short Story Competition in 2016. Follow Bryan on Twitter @AuthorBryan. |