Dark Revelations Of Joan Of Arc Secret Lives Of Librarians 1 – Lorna Tedder

At first I’d thought it was a shadow, a cloud passing between the sun and Earth. I didn’t recognize the automobile, but the driving patterns were familiar. The distance from the center of the road, the way the automobile hugged the curves. The reason I never carried a cell phone. The reason I changed automobiles frequently. The reason I cut my deals in currency and numbered bank accounts. Interpol agent Analise Reisner. As much as I hated to admit it, she’d saved my life back in France.

After I’d saved hers. Simon had sent me to follow her and find a Black Madonna statue she supposedly had, but in the end, we wound up working together to destroy Simon’s electromagnetic device, which several strong Adriano henchmen had been very determined to fire off to cause a massive power outage in Europe. I’d left the scene battered and limping, my knee twisted in pain and promising an end to my physically active career in artifact acquisitions.

We’d left that confrontation in a draw, but we’d both known that she had no choice but to come after me later. I yawned, trying to unplug my ears and rid myself of the vague ringing. The radiological electromagnetic energy Myrddin had spoken of still played havoc with my senses. The last time my ears rang like this was during the fifth week of the six-week Joan of Arc seminar. Was there a connection? If Reisner caught me red-handed with centuries-old tiles and a relic proving Joan of Arc had a twin, Interpol would declare it a mighty victory.

It would be one thing for Reisner to arrest me based on an alleged history of art thefts, but I’d never be able to explain how a manuscript worth millions had legitimately fallen into my possession. I owed the athletic blonde a grudging respect for her abilities, but not enough to spend the rest of my life wearing a bland prison uniform. In my rearview mirror I watched the Saab appear and then disappear on the horizon.

Reisner was closing in too fast and she knew it.

High‑Concept Tagline: Think Dan Brown’s historical mystery meets Steve Berry with a touch of urban fantasy, as a scholar-turned-thief unravels ancient secrets tied to Joan of Arc to protect her daughter. Description: One last deadly assignment and a promise of freedom. All lies. English-professor-turned-antiquities-thief Aubrey de Lune wants nothing more than to reclaim the dream she left behind– locate her daughter and maybe find love again. Years ago, she gave up everything to save her daughter. Aubrey became the favorite employee of the bloodthirsty Adriano family, all to stay alive and protect Lilah.

Her latest acquisition, a rare manuscript thought to have been written by Joan of Arc, holds a shocking secret with the power to destroy the Adrianos… or Aubrey and her own bloodline. Either way, after this assignment, the Adrianos won’t need her anymore. When bodyguard Eric Cabordes tries to stop her escape, the youngest Adriano heir accidentally gets caught in the crossfire.

Now Aubrey must survive one last impossible heist while she and Eric protect both the child and her own daughter from the dangerous criminal family hunting them both. Genre: Urban Fantasy, Historical Mystery, Action-Adventure, Romantic Suspense, Heist Thriller Tone: Fast-paced, suspenseful, emotionally complex, high-stakes tension, character-driven with underlying hope Tropes: Skilled antiquities thief , Mysterious historical artifact, Professor turned criminal, Bodyguard romance, Innocent child in danger, Double cross and deception, Constant pursuit and evasion, Dark family secrets, Criminal family dynasty Why You’ll Love It: Perfect blend of intellectual historical mystery and high-octane heist thriller featuring a complex female protagonist who must choose between survival and redemption.

Appeals to readers who enjoy sophisticated historical puzzles, morally complex characters, and stories where ancient secrets collide with modern dangers. Trigger / Sensitivity Warnings: Violence, betrayal, child endangerment, sexual content references, loss of loved ones, family trauma. Previously published as Dark Revelations in the Madonna Key series. OceanofPDF.com Dark Revelations of Joan of Arc (A Secret Lives of Librarians Historical Mystery Thriller) Originally published as Dark Revelations, stand-alone Book #3 of the Madonna Key series; Revised and expanded 2022 Copyright 2006, revised 2022, by Lorna Tedder Published by: LightningSeed Publishing, LLC All rights reserved.

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