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The Assassini Thomas Gifford

The Assassini By Thomas Gifford

The Assassini by Thomas Gifford


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Summary

Once hired by princes of the Church to protect it in dangerous times, whose orders do they obey now?

In the Vatican, the pope is dying as priestly vultures gather around, whispering the names of possible successors.

The Assassini Summary

The Assassini by Thomas Gifford

For fans of The Da Vinci Code: A conspiracy thriller about an age-old brotherhood of killers. Once hired by princes of the Church to protect it in dangerous times, whose orders do they obey now?

In the Vatican, the pope is dying as priestly vultures gather around, whispering the names of possible successors. In a forgotten monastery on Ireland's gale-swept coast, a dangerous document is hidden, waiting to be claimed. And in a family chapel in Princeton, New Jersey, a nun is murdered at her prayers. Sister Valentine was an outspoken activist, a thorn in the Church's side. When her brother, lawyer Ben Driskill, realizes that the Church will never investigate her death, he sets out to find the murderer himself -- and uncovers a dangerous, explosive secret.

The Assassini Reviews

A classic thriller. * Publishers Weekly *
An extraordinary novel. Delivered with style, believability, and sharp characterisations. * Nelson DeMille *

About Thomas Gifford

Thomas Gifford is the New York Times bestselling author of The Assassini, The Wind Chill Factor, Praetorian and The First Sacrifice.

Additional information

GOR002559855
9780099484257
0099484250
The Assassini by Thomas Gifford
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Cornerstone
20040902
688
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