The Debt
by Glenn Cooper

An ancient loan made by Pope Pius VIII wreaks havoc in the present… The new religious conspiracy thriller featuring Cal Donovan.

While browsing the Vatican libraries, Harvard professor Cal Donovan uncovers a secret that could bankrupt the Catholic church. Unearthing evidence of a 200-year-old loan which the Vatican owes to a Jewish bank, Cal deduces that, with centuries of interest behind it, the sum now amounts to a crippling 25 billion Euros. With the future of the Vatican at stake, Pope Celestine asks Cal to intercede with the Sassoon family to whom the sum is owed.

Thus Cal finds himself drawn into the tangled affairs of the wealthy yet dysfunctional Sassoons. With eye-watering sums of money involved and the Vatican facing bankruptcy, everyone has their own agenda. Who can be trusted? If Cal isn’t careful, he’ll find more than his own life in danger…

Reviews

“Cooper’s name on a book’s cover guarantees two things: an elaborate story with plenty of twists and turns, and a swift pace that carries the reader through to the end … For his fans, this one’s a winner”

Booklist

Cooper’s intelligent, heart-pounding homage to Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Da Vinci Code will appeal to fans of action, thriller and conspiracy genres

Booklist on Sign of the Cross

“The solid writing elevates this above other Da Vinci Code-like suspense novels”

Publishers Weekly on The Resurrection Maker

An imaginative thriller … An interesting take on a familiar theme

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Glenn Cooper

Glenn Cooper chairs a media company, Lascaux Media, which produced three independent feature-length films. His debut novel, The Library of the Dead, became an international bestseller and was translated into thirty languages. All of his seven published books have become top-ten international best-sellers. @GlennCooper glenncooperbooks.com

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Editions

The Debt by Glenn Cooper is available in the following formats

Ebook97814483019731st March 2019N/A288$14.99
Ebook97814483019731st March 2019N/A288£4.99
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