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    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 8: Templum
    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 8: Templum
    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 8: Templum
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    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 8: Templum

    Written by Mario Giordano

    Narrated by Drew Birdseye

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    About this audiobook

    Before Peter can work out the true meaning of the amulet they find in the ossuary, he is tracked down by Nakashima. Bühler has betrayed him. Nakashima makes him an offer he can't refuse. Meanwhile Brother Anselmo in the Vatican tried to send a warning via coded email and sets off the rubus flammeus virus written for the previous pope. Muslim leader Sheikh Al-Husseini, unable to resist any longer, goes to meet the pope in Suite 306. Chief Rabbi arrives shortly after to make a horrible discovery. Apocalypsis is a serial novel designed and developed for digital devices.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLübbe Audio
    Release dateNov 14, 2014
    ISBN9783838776033
    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 8: Templum

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