The Patmos Deception
Davis Bunn
nov 2014 · Recorded Books · Narración de Rich Orlow
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Sweeping New Romantic Suspense from Davis Bunn Carey Mathers arrives in Athens to take a coveted position at the Classical Institute, only to discover the building is shuttered, the institute bankrupt. Journalist Nicholas Tyler believes he is headed for the big time when his paper sends him to Europe. But four months into his assignment, the office is closed. Now he must find freelance investigative projects-or go home. Dimitri Roubinos, born into a seafaring family, knows the aegean and its islands better than anyone alive. But his looks and charm are not enough to overcome the collapse in the tourist trade. Economic chaos is threatening Greece's future-and its past. Three distinctive characters are drawn to the storied isle of Patmos, and as they uncover a plot to plunder ancient religious treasures, the stakes are raised to a breaking point. A revelation from beyond time will give new meaning to the sacrifices all three must make ... and hold a special promise for each of them.
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Davis Bunn is pseudonym used by T. Davis Bunn. Bunn was born in 1952 in North Carolina. He had a finance career that took him around the globe until his first novel, The Presence, was released in 1990. The book became a national bestseller. He has written under the names of Davis Bunn as well as Thomas Locke and Cameron Wolfe. Bunn is a much sought-after speaker for the art of writing and he serves as a Writer in Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford University.
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