Michelangelo's Notebooks

Author: (American) Christopher (Christopher, P.) Author, translated by Shao Zhengfang, Wang Yanhua
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Christopher, renowned internationally for his historical thriller/spy series set against the backdrop of World War II, combines elements of murder mystery, Nazi secrets, international espionage, and religious anecdotes in his novels. The Notebooks of Michelangelo is a historical thriller that incorporates more elements than The Da Vinci Code, blending murder mystery and Christian stories with Nazi history, international espionage, and fashion life. Beautiful Fionn, while working part-time at a museum, accidentally discovers a sketch by Michelangelo, and from then on, trouble ensues as she is pursued relentlessly. The museum director, Claire, is found strangled with a very rare Moroccan dagger inserted into his throat. Soon after, two art collectors, Colonel George Gatti and billionaire Kreutzman, die under mysterious circumstances. All of this is triggered by the mysterious sketch of the master, which hides a tremendous secret: a private deal between the Pope and the Nazis, smuggling Nazi treasures to the United States and into the underground of New York City.