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Synopsis

A story based on the Jewish legend about how the world is always protected by 36 people follows the sudden deaths of dozens of humanitarians who each bear a bizarre tattoo and whose untimely ends are investigated by Copenhagen detective Niels Bentzon, who aims to save the remaining protectors. (suspense).

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Review

""The Last Good Man" is a vivid, powerfully written adventure, where religion and science are melded into an impassioned brew."--Juan Gomez-Jurado, author of "The Moses Expedition" and "The Traitor's Emblem"

"A mind blowing novel . . . with a spectacular ending." --"Pleine Vie" (France)

"Intense.... Moments of rapid-fire suspense... A truly compelling and worthwhile journey."--"Associated Press"

"How does one find two exceptionally--and genuinely--good people--and then protect them? The fear that question provokes--because what if there are no really good people left? Or what if there's no protection to offer the few who do remain?--is what makes this book so terrifyingly compelling. The answers it offers, however, make for a quietly inspiring read."--Oprah.com

"Breathtaking."--"Ekstra Bladet" (Denmark)

"With a rich brocade of charged emotion and a hero with grit and determination, "The Last Good Man" never disappoints. This one has everything I look for in a thriller--history, secrets, conspiracies, action, adventure, and international settings. Check this one out, you're going to love it."--Steve Berry, "New York Times"-bestselling author of "The Amber Room" and "The Columbus Affair"

"The buzz thriller of the season."--"L'independant" (France)

"So tight and exciting that the pages fly through your fingers."--"Fredericia Dagblad" (Denmark)

"A.J. Kazinski spins the web of suspense ever tighter, and the reader becomes irrevocably trapped in its web... An unbelievably good ending."--"Hamburger Abendblatt" (Germany)

"A fast-paced, smartly plotted book ... with a cast of lively and likable characters."--"Kirkus"

About the Author

A.J. Kazinski is the pseudonym of Anders Rønnow Klarlund and Jacob Weinreich. Klarlund is a director and screenwriter whose films include Strings, starring James McAvoy, and At the End of the World. Weinreich has published three novels for adults and more than twenty books for young adults. Both men live in Copenhagen with their families.

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