En la búsqueda de las pistas, la perseguirán los malvados con el fin de hacerse con el misterio, parte de su familia, misteriosos alemanes, algunos soviéticos… ya ven hay de todo… como para aburrirse! De aquí, llegamos al presente, donde Ariel, recibe una herencia de un primo, en la que se encuentran unos misteriosos manuscritos que encierran un gran misterio. La historia comienza con una introducción histórica dando saltos en el tiempo, pero se centra principalmente en la época de Jesucristo y de sus apóstoles. Pero a diferencia de El ocho, me pareció un poco complejo y en algunos puntos un poco pesado. Por supuesto superar el anterior libro que leí de esta autora, iba a ser bastante difícil. "Resulta imposible plasmar en palabras lo que sólo puede adivinarse a través de la experiencia." Intelligent women rule Katherine’s pages and so did an amazingly helpful, agile cat! Vienna holds significant provenance that I could not have contemplated. The story was about journeys, history revelations, growth, and building bonds which were all immensely creative. She eventually gets to study the collection but the mystery comprised who chased her, not on exploring the mystical possibilities the documents described. Have generations of people been after the archives? I disliked the unlikely cliché of the group being found in dense, Aboriginal-guided forest. Regular, dramatic pronouncements of people being Siblings or Grandparents were a sheer delight!Īriel mainly dashes from thieves. Relatives gave Ariel their secrets, which enlightened her about herself the most gratifying portions for me. Besides His section, the flashbacks took too much time for mere historical colour. It understandably felt nice to meet Jesus and his supporters, before the Last Supper. To illustrate the variety of archives collected by Ariel’s family and how fortunate their survival is through millennia of political evil, we sample snapshots of history.
We travel across the Middle East and Europe and learn historical intrigues that are real, little-known facts. Finished back in January 2022, I am ready to summarize my appreciation of such a rich, vast tome.Īriel Behn, a toxic waste surveyor in modern 1989, 9 years from this book’s release, is related to colourful people. “ The Magic Circle” collected a few criticisms in 554 pages but 4 star praise is high. “The Eight” sparkles with 5 stars among my all time favourites. Lyn Hamilton, Karen White, and Katherine Neville became my favourites! Only Andrew Davidson researches cultures as profoundly and severally as Katherine and further dazzles us with well connected plot intricacy. Several authors unknowingly benefit from disregarding reviews. What strange powers lie hidden with in the manuscripts? As Ariel races across the continents to reveal the dark secrets buried in her family's past, she begins to unlock the chilling truth of the coming millenium. Now, at the center of this circle of ancient riddles stands the one woman who can pull the strands together: Ariel Behn. For whoever assembles and interprets these cryptic clues will possess the power to control the fate of the world. Jerusalem, 32 A.D.-During the last week of the life of Christ, as the world stands on the brink of a new two-thousand-year circle, Emperor Tiberius works desperately to deciper the tantalizing clues to an age-old enigma. His shocking death leaves Ariel as the sole heir to a family legacy: a sinister cache of manuscripts that sweeps her into the deadly center of international intrigue-and a mystery that spans the centuries. Snake River, Idaho-Ariel Behn, a toxic materials expert at a remote nuclear site, finds her well-ordered life shattered when her cousin is slain by an unknown assassin.
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