The Book of Q

After the mysterious death of one Vatican priest and the disappearance of another, Father Ian Pearse, an American working on early Christian texts in the Vatican, comes into possession of a mysterious scroll. He discovers the ingeniously coded letters and the text of an ancient prayer never before found in written form.

These reveal a conspiracy, by a sect long-thought dead, reaching deep into the present Vatican hierachy.

It becomes a race against a ruthless unknown opponent, which takes Father Pearse from the Vatican, via an ancient Greek monastery, to war-torn Bosnia.

'The Book of Q and The Overseer by New York novelist Jonathan Rabb easily out-manoeuvre Brown in grand and dark ecclesiastical designs.' Boyd Tonkin -- The Independent

Jonathan Rabb is a full-time novelist who lives in New York City.

Previous titles:

The Overseer (TPB Sep 06);

Rosa

After the mysterious death of one Vatican priest and the disappearance of another, Father Ian Pearse, an American working on early Christian texts in the Vatican, comes into possession of a mysterious scroll. He discovers the ingeniously coded letters and the text of an ancient prayer never before found in written form.These reveal a conspiracy, by a sect long-thought dead, reaching deep into the present Vatican hierachy.It becomes a race against a ruthless unknown opponent, which takes Father Pearse from the Vatican, via an ancient Greek monastery, to war-torn Bosnia.

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