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A. M. Dean

    A.M. Dean emerges as a compelling voice in the thriller genre, with early works achieving significant international success and translations across numerous languages. Possessing deep expertise in ancient cultures and the history of religious belief, Dean draws upon his scholarly background in late antiquity, which has informed his academic career at prestigious universities. His writing is fueled by a fascination with conspiracy theories and a masterful command of historical mysteries, shaping the scope and direction of his narratives. Dean offers readers an intellectually stimulating and captivating reading experience through his distinctive style and authoritative knowledge.

    A. M. Dean
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    The Lost Library
    The Keystone
    • The Keystone

      • 501 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      A KEY, LOST FOR MILLENNIA . . . The latest thriller from bestselling author A.M. Dean follows Dr. Emily Weiss and her husband Michael as they hunt for a dangerous artefact—a key hidden in the Egyptian desert—while seeking justice for her cousin’s murder by relic hunters. This ancient key, if found by the wrong hands, could unleash chaos. Meanwhile, in Chicago, a dangerous sect is preparing for an explosive Independence Day parade, finalizing a device that threatens the city’s safety. As Emily, Michael, and the sect's leader race to Egypt, their motivations collide: one seeks retribution, while the other aims for spiritual ascendancy. With both sides willing to go to any lengths to achieve their goals, the stakes are high. Can Emily and Michael thwart the sect's plans and prevent an ancient promise from turning into a modern curse? This thrilling adventure combines high-octane action with rich historical detail, promising readers an exhilarating experience filled with suspense and intrigue.

      The Keystone2013
      3.7
    • The Lost Library

      • 528 pages
      • 19 hours of reading

      They are the Council and crave power and position. Their corruption spreads from the highest points of government to the assassins they hire to commit their crimes. They will kill for the ancient knowledge contained in the Library. And Emily Wess has exactly what they want.

      The Lost Library2012
      3.2