The Secret Cardinal - Hardcover

Grace, Tom

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0750533749 ISBN 13: 9780750533744

Publisher: Magna Large Print Books, 2011

Synopsis

Ex-Navy Seal Nolan Kilkenny finds himself on his dangerous mission yet, one which will take him from the Vatican to the arid steppes of China...

Ex-Navy Seal Nolan Kilkenny is called to Rome on the pretence of examining the Vatican library. But on arrival, he discovers his real mission, one that will ultimately involve China, the Mafia, and the conclave to elect the next Pope.

In agony, the ailing Pope reveals the whereabouts of the 'secret cardinal' who has been imprisoned by the Chinese for 30 years and who could become the next leader of the Catholic Church.

With the assistance of the US President, American Special Forces and the CIA, Kilkenny assembles a crack team, and in doing so attempts a daring rescue mission that could determine the fate of mankind...

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Review

Praise for The Secret Cardinal:

'An absorbing, carefully plotted adventure beautifully executed by Tom Grace - sure to hit the bestseller lists.' Clive Cussler

'A truly believable hero...Kilkenny is a little Jack Ryan, a little Dirk Pitt.' San Francisco Examiner

‘Grace’s prose recalls Ian Fleming at his most lean.’ Publishers Weekly

‘If you like the pace of TV hit 24 and the skulduggery of Spooks, you’ll love this.’
Peterborough Evening Telegraph

About the Author

Tom Grace was born, raised, and still lives in Michigan. He studied architecture at the University of Michigan, where he developed his strict eye for detail. His superior knowledge of technology has found its way into his writing and has earned him tremendous acclaim as a result.

Tom Grace lives with his wife, five children and a yellow Labrador. His interests are architecture and current affairs; he also enjoys scuba diving, martial arts and running marathons.

About this edition

• Publisher: Magna Large Print Books
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 0750533749
• ISBN 13: 9780750533744
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 448