In Tongues of the Dead
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The guard, Father Ronald McCallum, is overwhelmed when an autistic child visiting the library appears to read from the manuscript’s pages. Finally its secrets will be revealed! Father Benicio Valori, priest and clinical psychologist, is sent halfway around the world to verify the boy’s ability to read the manuscript.
When the manuscript is stolen, things begin to unravel. It becomes apparent the Vatican has sent others to investigate with orders to stop at nothing from keeping the document’s secrets from being exposed. Fearing for the child’s life, Benicio flees the country to Canada and trusted friend and psychologist, Dr. Jake Tunnel.
Despite being distraught by the diagnosis of a brain tumor in his five-year-old son, Jake reluctantly agrees to help his old friend. As events unfold, Jake is drawn into the mystery. Soon he and Benicio begin to unveil the biblical origins of the Voynich manuscript and why this autistic child can read it.
They realize that the Voynich Manuscript is the bible of the Nephilim – soulless beings created by the crossbreeding of angels and humans, and despised by God. The angels responsible for their creation were banished from heaven and the monstrous offspring were thought to be destroyed by the flood of Noah’s time. Having the ability to read the manuscript leads Benicio and Jake to believe that Matthew must be a descendent of the Nephilim. And that the Vatican wants him and the book destroyed to protect the Church’s followers from the truth of God’s mistake.
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Ein gut geschriebener solider Thriller. Die Story kann man für ein wenig sehr fantastisch halten, aber mir hat sie durchaus gefallen. Es gab nichts wirklich überraschend Außergewöhnliches, aber ein paar ganz nette aha- Momente. Allerdings sind die Charaktere für meinen Geschmack etwas fade geblieben und wurden nicht wirklich detailierter ausgearbeitet. Jeden von ihnen hat man in ähnlicher Weise schon einmal in mindestens einem anderen Buch angetroffen. Für lange Zugfahrten oder zum Abschalten von schwerer Uniliteratur ist das Buch aber durchaus sehr gut geeignet, aber wer Tiefsinnigeres möchte, sollte nicht unbedingt hierzu greifen.
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The guard, Father Ronald McCallum, is overwhelmed when an autistic child visiting the library appears to read from the manuscript’s pages. Finally its secrets will be revealed! Father Benicio Valori, priest and clinical psychologist, is sent halfway around the world to verify the boy’s ability to read the manuscript.
When the manuscript is stolen, things begin to unravel. It becomes apparent the Vatican has sent others to investigate with orders to stop at nothing from keeping the document’s secrets from being exposed. Fearing for the child’s life, Benicio flees the country to Canada and trusted friend and psychologist, Dr. Jake Tunnel.
Despite being distraught by the diagnosis of a brain tumor in his five-year-old son, Jake reluctantly agrees to help his old friend. As events unfold, Jake is drawn into the mystery. Soon he and Benicio begin to unveil the biblical origins of the Voynich manuscript and why this autistic child can read it.
They realize that the Voynich Manuscript is the bible of the Nephilim – soulless beings created by the crossbreeding of angels and humans, and despised by God. The angels responsible for their creation were banished from heaven and the monstrous offspring were thought to be destroyed by the flood of Noah’s time. Having the ability to read the manuscript leads Benicio and Jake to believe that Matthew must be a descendent of the Nephilim. And that the Vatican wants him and the book destroyed to protect the Church’s followers from the truth of God’s mistake.
Book Information
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Ein gut geschriebener solider Thriller. Die Story kann man für ein wenig sehr fantastisch halten, aber mir hat sie durchaus gefallen. Es gab nichts wirklich überraschend Außergewöhnliches, aber ein paar ganz nette aha- Momente. Allerdings sind die Charaktere für meinen Geschmack etwas fade geblieben und wurden nicht wirklich detailierter ausgearbeitet. Jeden von ihnen hat man in ähnlicher Weise schon einmal in mindestens einem anderen Buch angetroffen. Für lange Zugfahrten oder zum Abschalten von schwerer Uniliteratur ist das Buch aber durchaus sehr gut geeignet, aber wer Tiefsinnigeres möchte, sollte nicht unbedingt hierzu greifen.