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Sanctus
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
8 posts | 12 read | 11 to read
REVELATION OR DEVASTATION? The certainties of the modern world are about to be blown apart by a three thousand year-old conspiracy nurtured by blood and lies . A man throws himself to his death from the oldest inhabited place on the face of the earth, a mountainous citadel in the historic Turkish city of Ruin. This is no ordinary suicide but a symbolic act. And thanks to the media, it is witnessed by the entire world. But few understand it. For charity worker Kathryn Mann and a handful of others in the know, it is what they have been waiting for. The cowled and secretive fanatics that live in the Citadel suspect it could mean the end of everything they have built - and they will kill, torture and break every law to stop that. For Liv Adamsen, New York crime reporter, it begins the next stage of a journey into the heart of her own identity. And at that journey's end lies a discovery that will change EVERYTHING.
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EadieB
EadieB
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
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Day 4 - #Top20Series #20Days20Series
#SantusSeries #SolomonCreedSeries

Simon Toyne is an excellent writer and I have enjoyed both of these series

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Andrew65 A great trilogy! I need to read the second book in the Solomon Creed series. (edited) 4y
EadieB It's hard to keep up with all these series. 4y
TheAromaofBooks I have Sanctus on my Kindle but still haven't gotten to it. Got The Searcher as an ARC and really enjoyed it, but have never gone on to read the second book!! 4y
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EadieB @TheAromaofBooks I'm glad to remind you that you need to read it. lol 4y
MsMelissa My husband liked this one and I‘ve always meant to try it for myself. 4y
EadieB @Nute Here's more info. (edited) 4y
Nute Ah, thank you, Eadie! The first book is definitely on my Kindle. I‘ll check out the entire series now and also the one that you posted today. Between you and Andrew ( @Andrew65 ) I know that I can‘t go wrong.☺️ 3y
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led567
led567
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
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Rated this ‘pick‘ because it was a real page-turner so from that point of view a success. The author also has a great imagination and I didn‘t guess what the ‘sacrament‘ was. It was also total hogwash! Thinly veiled pop at Vatican. At beginning I could feel author writing. Not sure I ever warmed to chapters never more than 4 pages, sometimes less than 1. Don‘t think I‘ll read the sequel but I don‘t regret reading this, just wouldn‘t re-read it.

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Andrew65
Andrew65
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
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Should possibly have saved Night Circus for today‘s theme, but cannot recommend strongly enough The Sanctus Trilogy by Simon Toyne. Such a great reading experience and quite unique books as well. What are you waiting for? You won‘t regret it. #UniqueRead #ANewChapter

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agable Well, now I have to. 6y
Andrew65 @agable 😂 Enjoy! 6y
Scurvygirl Wait, what... this looks good! Really?! As if I don't have enough to read! Stop, I have never heard of this... 6y
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Andrew65 @Scurvygirl 😂😂 All 3 were five star reads, and the overall story got a big juicy ❤️ 6y
Scurvygirl Ok... stacked... can't say i will get to it anytime soon! 😁 6y
Andrew65 @Scurvygirl Enjoy then when you do. 😊 6y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 📚🙌🏻 6y
vkois88 I haven't read these, but I DO have a (n autographed) copy of Night Circus waiting in the wings to be read 6y
Andrew65 @vkois88 All Great Books, Enjoy. 😊 6y
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EadieB
EadieB
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
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Day 12 - #adventrecommends

If you haven‘t read this trilogy yet - you need to! This was a great read. Packed full with history, mystery, intriguing characters and an exciting plot. It was a fast-paced read that kept me interested until the final page. This trilogy would make an excellent movie. If you enjoy reading Steve Berry or James Rollins books, I'm sure you will enjoy Simon Toyne's books too.

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TrishB This has been on my horizon for ages but not brought it got round to! 6y
EadieB @TrishB You will love it! 6y
TrishB Definitely on next year‘s buy list 👍🏻 6y
Andrew65 @TrishB I second these, the whole Trilogy is fantastic! 6y
TrishB I‘m definitely very interested @Andrew65 6y
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EadieB
EadieB
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
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Pickpick

If you haven‘t read this trilogy yet - you need to! This was a great read. Packed full with history, mystery, intriguing characters and an exciting plot. It was a fast-paced read that kept me interested until the final page. This trilogy would make an excellent movie. If you enjoy reading Steve Berry or James Rollins books, I'm sure you will enjoy Simon Toyne's books too.

Day 28 #sinister quotsymay18 #may

Andrew65 This is a brilliant trilogy! 7y
EadieB @Andrew65 I agree - the best! 7y
Karkar I love this author! 7y
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EadieB @Karkar I know he‘s great! I love his Solomon Creed books too! 7y
TrishB I‘ve looked at these a few times.... 7y
EadieB @TrishB Now is the time to read! 7y
TrishB The whole trilogy is only £.50 on kindle. Very tempted! 7y
EadieB @TrishB You will absolutely love it! 7y
TrishB It‘s in contention for my holiday read later this year! 7y
EadieB @TrishB Sounds good and a good time to read it! 7y
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Andrew65
Andrew65
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
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The brilliant Sancti trilogy starts off with a man climbing to the top of a mountain, having escaped from the monastery below, and throwing himself off the mountain in front of cameras and many witnesses. Why? What ramifications would this have for the world and world religion? #mandown
In case I was too subtle & you didn't pick it up, I loved everything about this trilogy. If you haven't read it, or even heard of it, you need to stack it today!

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Shirlwain
Shirlwain
Sanctus | Simon Toyne
Pickpick

I give this book 5 out of 5. Was riveted to the series.