If you liked “The DaVinci Code” novel and you are a fan of author Dan Brown, chances are you'll love "Dormant Angels". And just like Dan Brown novels, all references to buildings, streets, and documents are factual (as are their exact locations).
An ancient evil stirs beneath the Vatican—can three unlikely heroes stop it before the world falls permanently into chaos?
While in Jerusalem, archaeologist Albert Whitfield makes a groundbreaking discovery at the foot of The Temple Mount—five mysterious copper tablets.
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Initially believing the find to be an extraordinary historical treasure, Whitfield soon realizes the tablets contain an ancient ritual capable of banishing a force of unimaginable evil: the Dormant Angels.
Racing against time to translate the cryptic text, Whitfield learns that the ritual can only be performed by three holy men. Their success is the only way to prevent the rise of a darkness that threatens to consume the world.
Whitfield is not alone in this quest. His girlfriend Jennifer, a brilliant history graduate, is called upon to help decipher the tablets, while Father Robles, a Jesuit priest, senses that something sinister is already brewing worldwide and within the Vatican itself. Together, these unlikely allies form a desperate team.
But as they work to uncover the mystery, a shadowy figure known as The Collector emerges. With his own dark motives, The Collector seeks to claim the tablets' power for himself, leaving Whitfield and his team in a race against time—and against their growing number of enemies.
Pursued by relentless foes and surrounded by betrayals, conspiracies, and mysteries, Whitfield, Jennifer, and Father Robles must act swiftly to identify the three holy men. Failure is not an option, for the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
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