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Keeping God's Secret

✍ Scribed by Andrew Man

Book ID
110947727
Publisher
Clink Street Publishing
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Weight
114 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781910782743
ASIN
B0166YE310

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Britain is suffering under the recession, and James Pollack leaves to work for a bank in Switzerland - only to return to the Caribbean island of Antigua for a meeting. Her name is Gina; her client is the Commander of one of the world's most powerful agencies. As the couple plunge down the rabbit hole into a dizzying, mystical adventure, and American powers collide with secrets at the Vatican summer palace. "Keeping God's Secret" takes James back to the shadowy corridors of Italian Banking, his excitement heightened by memories of his escape in Rome with a young female lawyer, who leads him on to the South of Lebanon to a woman he is willing to risk his life to save.

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