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Unholy Grail

D. L. Wilson

When the guardians of the secret gospel begin dying, and a series of French articles reveal that descendants of Christ exist today, a man named Gabriel embarks on a deadly mission to protect Christianity's innocence by eliminating anyone connected to the Holy Grail. Original.

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Book Details

Genre:

Faith-based
Fiction

Age Level:

Any Age

Unholy Grail review by LWell

LWell

This book is definitely a thriller. The pace of the book travels so fast that the reader is breathless throughout the reading. However, the fast pace does not cover the bad writing, and Unholy Grail reads a little like the Da Vinci Code without Da Vinci. To start the book, two people are separately lured into Grand Central Station and one is shot while the other is framed for it. Meanwhile a renegade priest is killing other priests and marking them with stigmata. There's also a mysterious Circle of Five, involved with maintaining the bloodline of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene.