Ark of Fire (Caedmon Aisquith, #1)

Ark of Fire (Caedmon Aisquith, #1)

by C.M. Palov

387 pages· 2009· ISBN 9780425231463

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More than seven hundred years ago, a gold box was unearthed near the village of Megiddo, only to disappear again. The clues to its whereabouts were embedded in a cryptic verse known as the quatrains. For centuries, it has been the most sought-after treasure in the world...

Photographer Edie Miller is eyewitness to a murder-and the theft of an ancient Hebrew relic known as the Stones of Fire. Fearing the D.C. police are complicit, she turns to historian Caedmon Aisquith for help. At first neither understands the breadth of the crime: what was captured on film, its ties to a government conspiracy, or the true value of the astonishing work of art that could lead the bearer to the most valuable relic of all...

THE ARK OF THE COVENANT

Marked for execution, Edie and Caedmon are on the run.. From Washington, D.C., to Canterbury Cathedral to the island of Malta, they must follow the clues of the quatrains if they are to discover the truth, ward off a global conflagration, and stay alive.

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