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The Nosferatu Scroll

James Becker author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Transworld Publishers Ltd

Published:24th Nov '11

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In Venice, 2010, Chris Bronson and Angela Lewis uncover a desecrated tomb linked to a dark past. As ritualistic murders rise, Bronson must race against time to save Angela from a deadly conspiracy. This gripping thriller unfolds with chilling twists.

In The Nosferatu Scroll, the narrative intertwines two timelines, creating a gripping tale that spans centuries. The story begins in 1741, along the banks of the Vltava River, where a high-born Hungarian lady is laid to rest under ominous circumstances. Her heart is removed and buried beneath heavy stones, a precaution taken to prevent her from rising again to haunt her victims. This eerie act sets the stage for a mystery that transcends time.

Fast forward to Venice in 2010, where Chris Bronson and Angela Lewis are enjoying a holiday in the picturesque city. Their trip takes a dark turn when they stumble upon a desecrated tomb containing a female skeleton and an ancient diary written in Latin. The diary alludes to a scroll that promises to unveil an ancient secret. As they delve deeper into this discovery, a series of ritualistic murders of young women begins to plague the city, each victim found in a manner reminiscent of the past.

As the tension escalates, Angela mysteriously disappears, prompting Bronson to embark on a desperate quest to find her. His search leads him back to the ominous Island of the Dead, where he uncovers a conspiracy that is far more perilous than he ever anticipated. With time running out, Bronson must navigate a web of intrigue and danger to save Angela and confront the dark forces at play. This thrilling narrative, filled with twists and suspense, showcases the author’s talent for blending history with contemporary intrigue.

ISBN: 9780553825145

Dimensions: 198mm x 127mm x 29mm

Weight: 325g

480 pages