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ISBN: 1497403251
ISBN13: 9781497403253

The Venice Code: A James Acton Thriller Book #8

(Part of the James Acton Thrillers (#8) Series and Acton/Kane/Delta Crossover Universe (#11) Series)

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ISBN: 1497403251
ISBN13: 9781497403253
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A SEVEN HUNDRED YEAR OLD MYSTERY IS ABOUT TO BE SOLVED. BUT HOW MANY MUST DIE FIRST? A former President's son is kidnapped in a brazen attack on the streets of Potomac by the very ancient organization that murdered his father, convinced he knows the location of an item stolen from them by the late president. A close friend awakes from a coma with a message for archeology Professor James Acton from the same organization, sending him along with his fianc e Professor Laura Palmer on a quest to find an object only rumored to exist, while trying desperately to keep one step ahead of a foe hell-bent on possessing it. And seven hundred years ago, the Mongol Empire threatens to fracture into civil war as the northern capital devolves into idol worship, the Khan sending in a trusted family to save the empire--two brothers and a son, Marco Polo, whose actions have ramifications that resonate to this day. From J. Robert Kennedy, the author of fourteen international best sellers comes The Venice Code, the latest installment of the hit James Acton Thrillers series. Join James Acton and his friends, including Delta Team Bravo and CIA Special Agent Dylan Kane in their greatest adventure yet, an adventure seven hundred years in the making.
Format:
Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
1497403251
ISBN13:
9781497403253
Release Date:
March 2014
Publisher:
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Length:
328 Pages
Weight:
1.20 lbs.
Dimensions:
0.7″ × 6.0″ × 9.0″
FictionLiterature & Fiction

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