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| ISBN: | 193938365X (ISBN13: 9781939383655) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Simon W. Clark
Paperback | Pages: 336 pages Rating: 3.91 | 221 Users | 94 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Book of Occult |
| Author | : | Simon W. Clark |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 336 pages |
| Published | : | December 21st 2013 by Itoh Press (first published November 5th 2013) |
| Categories | : | Horror. Occult. Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Fantasy |
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This book is Out-of-Print."One man's search for a mystery author catapults him into a dangerous race to unlock esoteric wisdom that has been hidden and disputed for thousands of years"
Peter Ashton has a dark past. In a teenage prank he uses an old book to perform an occult ritual. The experiment goes awry and his best friend is killed in the act.
Two decades later Peter travels to Europe to discover the secrets of the book and its mystery author. Plagued by curiosity and guilt he meets a Professor and an English Auctioneer who try to help him verify its authenticity and origins. The result is far beyond what he imagined. It is the last unpublished secret work by 19th century French occultist Eliphas Levi. The book’s meaning is shrouded in mystical conspiracy like its author. Peter soon finds it brings unwanted attention.
Bonnet was once a dedicated American government agent but is descending on a dark mystical path. He uses an occult tool to enhance his abilities but at a grave personal cost. He desires occult power and is killing everyone that stands in the way. Will he catch Peter and his priceless book?
From Paris to Los Angeles Peter races against time and powerful enemies. A cult leader opens his eyes to the extent of underground mysticism and tempts him with money and power. With limited options Peter is attacked by extremists desperate to get hold of the book. A beautiful gypsy woman gives him hope and insight. The final clue leads him to a Spanish mansion with more revelations than he dreamed possible.
Can Peter unlock the secret wisdom before it is too late? Or will he be seduced by the deadly forces that tempted him 20 years ago….
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Ratings: 3.91 From 221 Users | 94 ReviewsWeigh Up Out Of Books The Book of Occult
Great fiction thriller. Plenty of historical information weaved in with a fictional tale about a man's journey to find an author of an old occult book. Danger and intrigue follow him as he travels the world for answers. Definitely worth reading...This is an excellent book on occult and I was really surprised to learn so much, apart from the fact that it is a cleverly written story.I really enjoyed the travelling of the two main characters and their determination to decipher the manuscript and get to the truth.I would definitely recommend it.
For me, good thrillers are hard to come by. It's understandably difficult to write with the perfect blend of mystery, suspense, excitement, and revelations in your writing. 'The Book of Occult' impressed me with the amount of balance it had. The story keeps you reading and engaged. Every answer creates two more questions. The book itself is pretty long and there is a lot of depth to it. I don't want to ruin anything, but there are a lot of surprises in here so brace yourselves. I'm happy I took
I am really impressed by this novel! Instead of the usual flat and predictable story line in most novels that deal with the subjects of occult or even mystery in general, Clark manages to create a vivid and captivating framework that keeps you guessing. Without giving away too much, there are several surprising twists that work well within the story. I think the story is so appealing because it combines real historical occurrences and places around the world with the fictional plot. One thing I
I'm a huge fan of suspense and thrilling books, and I was intrigued about the 'Occult' aspect of this book. I loved the quality in which the book was written and how well the author, Simon W. Clark, sets up the plot and characters from the very beginning. Even from the very first pages I was hooked into the book and eager to read more. Before this book I had not delved into occult or occult related subjects, but I found it to be extremely fascinating to be immersed into this fantastically
Great fiction thriller. Plenty of historical information weaved in with a fictional tale about a man's journey to find an author of an old occult book. Danger and intrigue follow him as he travels the world for answers. Definitely worth reading...
History, suspense, and a phenomenal story line- Oh My! Every now and then I will find the diamond in the rough- a book that is right up my genre alley that is actually well written and compelling. Well here it is. After an unseeingly mishap with the workings of operating an occult ritual, a ready to be world traveler embarks on a journey to find any clues or answers to what could be one of the most mysterious findings to date. Without giving too much away, I must say the author knows how to
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