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From the author of "Acts of Contrition" and "The Corsican", this thriller blends the elements of ancient Toltec rite and a power-struggle for control of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. --This text refers to an alternate Hardcover edition.
About the Author
WILLIAM HEFFERNAN is the Edgar Award-winning author of nineteen novels, including the international best sellers 'The Corsican' and 'The Dinosaur Club,' as well as 'The Dead Detective,' 'When Johnny Came Marching Home,' 'A Time Gone By,' 'Cityside,' and 'Beulah Hill.' He divides his time between his forty-foot trawler in Florida and visits to his children around the country. Prior to turning to fiction thirty-six years ago, Heffernan was a New York City newspaper reporter who was nominated three times for the Pulitzer Prize. 'The Scientology Murders' his latest novel.
