Sanctus

<p>If a thriller has to be one thing it's thrilling and Simon Toyne's <em>Sanctus</em> is thrilling with bells on....A roller coaster ride through a dark world of conspiracy and betrayal.<br />--Paul Christopher author of <em>The Templar Conspiracy</em></p><p>If you are a fan of top-notch conspiracy fiction that keeps you up late nights turning pages--if the bestselling novels of Steve Berry James Rollins Dan Brown Raymond Khoury and Chris Kuzneski make your heart race faster--then remember the name Simon Toyne! Already a smash instant bestseller in the United Kingdom (Intriguing and engaging...[with a] relentless pace <em>The Sun</em>) Toyne's <em>Sanctus</em> is quite simply one of the most extraordinary conspiracy thriller debuts in many years. In this electrifying nonstop adventure a young newspaper reporter driven by the memory of her lost brother uncovers a dark secret nurtured for 3000 years by blood and lies by adherents of an ancient unknown religion in a Vatican-like citadel hidden away for millennia from unwelcomed prying eyes.<br /></p>