Heist Thriller and Religious Thriller
The Thieves of Heaven by Richard Doetsch
The Thieves of Heaven by Richard Doetsch
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A High-Stakes Vatican Heist Thriller of Sacred Relics, Religious Secrets, and Impossible Infiltrations
Michael St. Pierre is a former world-class thief who retired from crime to live a quiet life with his wife, Mary. When Mary is diagnosed with a rare, terminal brain tumor, a ruthless billionaire offers Michael an unthinkable trade: in exchange for an experimental cure, Michael must infiltrate the heavily guarded vaults beneath the Vatican and steal two ancient, sacred keys known as the Keys of St. Peter.
Executing an impossible, high-tech break-in through the secret archives of Rome, Michael retrieves the relics, only to discover they contain a centuries-old secret capable of reshaping world religion. Target by Vatican guards, mercenary hitmen, and shadow religious sects, Michael must protect the artifacts and save his wife's life.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Richard Doetsch delivers an adrenaline-fueled heist thriller packed with intricate vault break-ins, Vatican secrets, and fast-paced action. Ideal for fans of Dan Brown, James Rollins, and Steve Berry.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9780440242888
Binding: Mass market paperback
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Publisher: Dell
Pages: 464
Author:
- Richard Doetsch
Language: English
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