December 2012 Book of the Month.
His debut Sanctus was a pacey high octane thriller made for fans of the Da Vinci Code and The Key is the follow-up and second in a planned trilogy. American journalist Liv Adamsen is unwittingly at the centre of a dangerous religious conspiracy that warring factions want very different outcomes from. Who can she trust, what is the key and how is it connected to her? A cracking action adventure but we urge you to read Sanctus first as it will all make a lot more sense.
The Sanctus Trilogy:
1. Sanctus
2. The Key
3. The Tower
| Primary Genre | Thriller and Suspense |
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Conspiracy thrillers don't come any bigger or better than THE KEY - from the author of the bestselling thriller debut of 2011, SANCTUS. Hounded. Haunted. Hunted. She is the most important person in the world. She is The Key. In the ancient Turkish city of Ruin, American journalist Liv Adamsen lies in an isolation ward staring at walls as blank as her memory. She knows she entered the monumental Citadel at the heart of Ruin but can remember only darkness. Something strange is stirring within her, whispering that she is 'the key'. But the key to what? For the Ghost, a mercenary operating in the Syrian Desert, Liv could unlock one of mankind's most potent secrets. For the brotherhood in the Citadel - now cursed by a terrible plague - her return is the only way to ensure their survival. And for a powerful faction in Rome, she threatens the very future of the Catholic Church. Hunted across continents and caught up in events that defy explanation, Liv turns to the only person she trusts - a charity worker named Gabriel Mann. Together their paths lead to a shocking discovery - one that will tear them apart and change the world forever...
The Key features in the following genres: Thriller and Suspense, Books of the Month, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
The Key is available in Paperback, Hardback
The Key was written by Simon Toyne and published by Harper an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers
The Key has 440 pages
£9.89
