The Key: Part Two

By Simon Toyne

This book has been serialized into 4 parts – this is PART 2 OF 4. TRY THIS BESTSELLING THRILLER FOR A SPECIAL PRICE. Conspiracy thrillers don’t come bigger or better than THE KEY – from the author of the bestselling thriller debut of 2011, SANCTUS.

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Page extent: 50 pages

THE FATE OF MAN IS IN THE HANDS OF ONE WOMAN

In the historic Turkish city of Ruin, American journalist Liv Adamsen wakes up in an isolation ward. She knows she entered Ruin’s forbidden ancient Citadel, but remembers only darkness.

A strange whisper within says she is `the key’: but to what?

For the desperate fanatics inside the Citadel, only her return can secure their survival. Charity worker Gabriel Mann, meanwhile, believes Liv could unlock mankind’s most profound mystery.

And for a powerful global faction, Liv’s silence – at any cost – is all that matters. Hunted across continents, Gabriel and Liv approach an explosive discovery – one that will tear them apart and change the world forever…

Format: ebook
Release Date: 07 Mar 2013
Pages: None
ISBN: 978-0-00-752138-8
In 2007 Simon Toyne quit his job and moved to France to fulfil a long-held desire to write a thriller. After a sleepless night crossing the channel, he and his family abandoned a planned eight-hour drive to their new home and limped instead to the city of Rouen. It was the sight of the sharp spire of Rouen Cathedral piercing the pre-dawn sky that gave birth to the fiction Citadel of SANCTUS.SANCTUS, his first novel, became an immediate bestseller. To date it has been translated into 23 languages and published in 40 countries.

Praise for SANCTUS: -

‘A cool, confident debut … with pace, grace and a keen eye for cinematic effect’DAILY TELEGRAPH -

‘Intriguing and engaging … Relentless pace. An exciting and interesting read. I look forward to returning to Ruin, where there are plenty of stories waiting to be told’THE SUN -

‘High concept, debut conspiracy thrillers don’t come with higher expectations than this. Hard to think of it as a debut, better to think of it as the beginning of a massive new adventure, and a so-long to Dan Brown’MIRROR -

'A fast moving, thoroughly enjoyable, adventure - plenty of action, plenty of intrigue and a wonderfully imaginative reinterpretation of a slice of religious history. The sort of novel to devour in one sitting'KATE MOSSE -

‘The stellar first in a trilogy … The truly mind-boggling revelation will leave astounded readers eager for the next instalment’PUBLISHERS WEEKLY -