Category Archives: The Vatican Knights

The Crimson Dagger
Vatican Knights Book 23

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Audio Sample: The Crimson Dagger

In Vienna, one of religion’s greatest treasures is stolen from the Imperial Treasury. 

In Washington, DC, Shari Cohen finds herself in a struggle between life and death. 

In Austria, an elite terrorist faction commandeers a state-of-the-art high-rise. 

When the Spear of Destiny is stolen by members of the Islamic State with its leader believing that the possessor of the Holy Lance has the … Continue reading… →

The Eye of Moses
Vatican Knights Book 22

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In France, a member of a secret guild is killed for the secrets he keeps.

In Croatia, a stronghold is breached, and a treasure is stolen.

At the Vatican, a corrupt pontiff views Kimball Hayden as a threat to his rule.

When a Croatian stronghold is breached and scores are killed, a religious icon is stolen that contains a dark particle that’s … Continue reading… →

The Sinai Directive
Vatican Knights Book 20

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Audio Sample: The Sinai Directive

In Egypt, those within the Saint Catherine Monastery are brutally attacked and a secret that has been hidden for more than 3,500 years is stolen.

In Zurich, an arms dealer makes an agreement with a band of elite terrorists for one-of-a-kind weapons of mass destruction, for a treasure that was presumed destroyed during the Exodus.

When a conversation between two men is covertly … Continue reading… →

Shepherd One
Vatican Knights Book 2

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Audio Sample: Shepherd One

While traveling across the United States during the Papal Symposium, the papal plane, Shepherd One, is commandeered by a terrorist cell calling itself the Muslim Revolutionary Front. On board: a nuclear payload with half the yield that destroyed Hiroshima. Their demand to the U.S. government: assassinate the five leading principals of Mossad. While the American leadership is forced to follow through with a proposition … Continue reading… →