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    Solomon's Key the Codis Project: A Conspiracy Thriller by R. Douglas Weber, James S. Rollins (Produced by)

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    • Publisher: Erista Hutton Hauser
    • Pub. Date: May 2007
    • ISBN-13: 9789545857362
    • Sales Rank: 6,114
    • 380pp
     
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    An ancient secret society. The Vatican. The lost tomb of Jesus--the King of Kings And an ancient scroll that unlocks the secret of the Goddess . CODIS-the FBI's Combined DNA Index System-has found a match. A link between the past and present. Between a royal bloodline and the world's foremost terrorist. On the anniversary of their downfall at the hands of the papacy, the Knights Templar vow revenge. The ultimate spies and the ultimate threat: Reunited lovers brought together by fate, Italian-born OSI agent Nick Rossi and beautiful Mossad agent, Josie Schulman, battle an al-Qaeda orchestrated wave of terrorist attacks directed against Rome, the Vatican, and the newly elected Pope. But the investigation means plunging into Rossi's own past and into the arms of Bast, the alluring stranger, who may be his downfall. The ultimate secret: Beneath the Dome of the Rock, in Solomon's Temple, an ancient scroll is found. It unlocks the Holy See's brutally suppressed truth concerning the divine feminine, Mary Magdalene's true identify and role-and the location of history's most important tomb. The ultimate deception: As world leaders converge on Rome for the Pope's funeral, Rossi and Josie race against time and follow a cryptic trail of symbols hidden within German Renaissance paintings: the keys to a mystery that points to a secret Masonic nexus of power, the secrets of the Widow's Son. What would you do for love? What would you do for honor and country? Two strong-willed women find themselves at opposing sides of a struggle for power. Josie a Mossad agent, who is battle weary and disillusioned, and the other-Bast a notorious al-Qaeda operative. But they share three things incommon: they seek revenge for the murder of family members, and they both seek love and meaning in their lonesome existence. The third thing they share is the affection of the same man. The man is Nick Rossi intelligence operative stationed in Rome. Rossi seeks the advice of his uncle Professor Giovanni, a man versed in history and the schemes of secret societies. Together they must solve a riddle, clues left by a Masonic Nexus that has infiltrated the Vatican. Rossi knows that his uncle's and even the Pope's life depends upon his actions. And time is running out. Behind the veil of enigma lies the Eschatology Institute, a New Age pop culture Church, complete with Hollywood celebrity spokespersons, secret oaths, and dark agendas. Its leader is on a mad power trip and will kill anyone who stands in his way. And his sights are set on the Vatican.

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    Thrilling!by abwallace

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    June 14, 2009: Solomon's Key: The Codis Project was a thrilling ride. I was very happy to involve myself in Josie's life once more. I watched NCIS and found myself thinking of this author's works, and all that Josie stands for. I will definitely read this novel again. Very entertaining-an escape I enjoyed very much.

    One of the worst books I have ever read.by michaelsean

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    May 07, 2009: Not often do I read a book that I think isn't worth the paper it is written on. This however would be one of those books. When I purchased it a few months ago I thought it sounded mildly interesting. I am a sucker for the Dan Brown genre of books and this seemed to be right up my ally. Boy was I wrong.

    The book had all the usual tools. Conspiracy, the Vatican, foreign secret service organizations, a secret brotherhood, the sacred feminine. It just all fell apart. The dialogue was awful. The sequencing of the story was just plain confusing. Rarely have I had this difficult of a time in finishing a book. This however was just plain awful.


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