The Lost Keys of St. Peter
Patrick Reis
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Sold by World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
AbeBooks Seller since 23 March 2026
Condition: Used - Very good
Quantity: 1 available
Add to basketIt is now a historical fact: The "keys of the kingdom of heaven" that Jesus gave Peter were no mere metaphor. Historical evidence now confirms they were physical relics-golden keys believed by the early Church to possess miraculous healing power. After centuries lost beneath rubble and rumor, they may finally be within reach. Dr. Joseph Scanlon, a Notre Dame professor with everything to lose, is plunged into a high-stakes quest to unearth the Keys in the ancient city of Antioch, now modern day Antakya, Turkey. Teaming with an excavation crew funded by shadowy Russian benefactors, he soon realizes that academic curiosity is a thin veil for deeper plots. From the dust-choked corridors of an excavated ancient cathedral to modern battlegrounds of global power, Joseph confronts betrayal, moral compromise, and the raw force of belief. As empires old and new stake their claim on these relics, he's forced to ask: can he safeguard those closest to him from a relic that countless kings have sought to control? Set in a parallel present day and written with meticulous historical and theological research, the book weaves a narrative rich in authenticity, grounding its thrilling plot in a tapestry of well-researched details that lend an air of realism and credibility to the unfolding drama. The Lost Keys of St. Peter fuses ancient mystery with contemporary suspense, revealing a world where the finding of the Keys of St. Peter will alter the destiny of nations-and where one relic could test the very limits of trust, loyalty, and hope.
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