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Mystery/Suspense |
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Lulu.com |
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159281041 |
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358 |
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Jan 1 2003 |
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Protocol-17 is a hard-boiled stew laced with gritty cop-shop and menacing conspiracies.
Richard Weber dishes out this supernatural concoction, offering readers a palatable yet
powerful feast noir.
Nancy Kilpatrick
author of
The Power of the Blood series
and
The Goth Bible
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Da Vinci Code Rival: Protocol-17
Brought together by fate a beautiful Mossad agent and a hard-boiled dectective elude the Illuminati and follow a trail that leads them from The Vatican to an orphanage in Chicago and a boy who holds the key. Shapeshifters,a Golem,ambigrams,mind-control Psyops,black helos--Dean Koontz thrills meet Umberto Eco occult thriller.
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Reader Reviews for "Protocol-17 : A Conspiracy Thriller"
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| Reviewed by A. Wallace |
2/19/2003 |
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| Mr. Weber’s, DARK PROTOCOLS, is fast paced, exciting, thrilling, and awfully chilling. What I loved most about this novel were the characters and the mysterious plot. They both kept me guessing throughout the entire novel, and I must admit I never guessed right. My favorite character is THE OTHER, a combination of bad & good, but I’ll not tell who or what the other is. Best to read it. Josey and Sam, of course, were wonderful. And I’d say they’re perfect for each other, smart a**’s the both of them. Very enjoyable! I also loved hating the bad guy (s). Can't wait to read the next one...I'm thinking maybe something to do with Turin, Joesy, and Sam. Overall, a fine, entertaining read that I’m glad I didn’t miss. |
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| Reviewed by Sara Merlene |
12/6/2002 |
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A fast paced but intellectual psycho thriller.
Written in the tradition of cross-genre horror: Euro-thriller and a splash of Horror.
Plot driven but the characters were fleshed out. Could make an interesting series.
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