The impenetrable Himalayas, mysterious Tibetans, and the twisting, snaking Yarlung Tsangpo Gorge–-are background for their final adventure (The Missing Hair Shirt). Guided by a strange mystic, trailed and under surveillance by ruthless Chinese officials–-and spied upon by a poison-cult tribe–-our heroes risk all in a dangerous attempt to save the life of a fellow Franciscan. Treading on death’s door, they make a mind-boggling discovery that if revealed, would threaten to turn the world’s scientific community into chaos.
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Professional Reviews
Publisher/Black Inc.
The grand finale of Bill Park’s ‘Franciscan Trilogy’–-The Missing Hair Shirt –- is a hair-raising, fast-paced adventure through the mysterious and mystical Himalayas–-and a surprising, satisfying conclusion to a uniquely conceived series.
Doctor Juechter/NYC University
The last book of the trilogy is reminiscent of the excitement in 'Lost Raiders, etc." The adventures are creative and stimulate the reader to wonder what's next. This is an adventure on the edge and keeps the reader wondering. The book is remarkable in giving the reader detailed descriptions of distant monasteries, geography, and ancient ruins.
A touching, loving and spirtual insight of the dying process, filled with peace, smiles and starting on their journey, taking me with them as far as I could go, returning back with something I didn't have before. Will be out early in 2010..on Kindle
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