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When a sacred relic is stolen from its subterranean guarded vault, Dr. Steven Cross, amateur cryptographer, becomes embroiled in a deadly quest to decipher one of history’s most enigmatic documents - a 15th century parchment written entirely in unbreakable code; The Voynich Manuscript. Stalked by secret societies, and aided by the daughter of a murdered colleague, a trail of riddles catapults Cross from England to Italy to the Middle East, where a Byzantine web of ancient secrets leads him to a revelation so profound it will change the world order.

My Review

I really liked this book. I reminded me at times of the Da Vinci Code and that is one of my favorites. I couldn’t put this book down because I wanted to know what was coming next and how it was all going to end. I was shocked at the end to say the least because I didn’t see it ending the way it did but it was the best ending I think it could have had. I fell in love with the characters and found myself nervous during parts because I wasn’t sure how it was all going to end and if they were going to make it out alive.

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Margaret Tidwell

Owner/Writer at The World As I See It

I am an almost 30 year old blogger. I write about my life and my struggles with Multiple Sclerosis. I also am a huge book worm and because of that I review tons of books so other people can get ideas of books they should check out. I also blog about adoption from time to time because I placed my daughter for adoption when I was 20.