Sanctus Trilogy The Key, Book 2, (Paperback)

from EadieB

Book Description Simon Toyne's breathtaking international bestseller, Sanctus, had critics everywhere cheering, calling the author the new Dan Brown (The Da Vinci Code) or Steve Berry (The Jefferson Key), while praising Toyne's debut thriller as "remarkable," "thrilling," "provocative," "haunting...

from cedargrove

I love Toyne's Sancti series, in exactly the way that I do NOT like Brown's Da Vinci Code. it is a more than fitting sequel to Sanctus, which I also loved, and was the reason for me reading this book in the first place. Toyne has a very 'visual' rather than 'cerebral' way of writing, which draws ...

from Bettesbooks

For thousands of years the monks, of the Citadel in Ruin, Turkey had hidden the Sacrament from the world. The freeing of the Sacrament fulfilled the first prophecy. The explosion in the Citadel resulted in the outsider survivors Liv Adamsen, Kathryn Mann, and Gabriel Mann, removal from the mounta...

from Olivermagnus

The Key follows on immediately after the end of Sanctus. Liv Adamsen and Kathryn Mann are hospitalized along with the surviving members of the Sancti from the Citadel, who have all suffered massive hemorrhaging as a result of the removal of the Sacrament from the mountain. Kathryn's son Gabriel h...

from annie.michelle

I won this book on booktrib which is second in a trilogy, so I went out and got the first book "Sanctus" and I am so very glad I did. I knew I would love and give both books 5 stars along with my mother who has read and loved them both as well! "The Key" is a crazy twisted ride all over the world...