Isbn: 9798248629268 - the judas protocol: a mathias green mystery (mathias green mysteries) (2 Ergebnisse)

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    • Sprache: Englisch

      Verlag: Independently published, 2026

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      Serie: Buch 2 von 4 - Mathias Green Mysteries

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      Verlag: Independently Published Feb 2026, 2026

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      Serie: Buch 2 von 4 - Mathias Green Mysteries

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      Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The dead man was not alone.When theology professor Silas Hawthorne is found seated upright in a locked archive vault-no wounds, no signs of struggle, one hand resting on an uncatalogued manuscript-the death is ruled an anomaly, but Mathias Green doesn't believe in anomalies.Summoned to St. Ignatius Seminary, Mathias uncovers a manuscript that officially does not exist: The Judas Protocol-a suppressed Latin text tied to decades-old Vatican deaths under identical circumstances. The phrase at its center appears nowhere in canonical literature. It isn't a prayer. It isn't a confession. It's instruction.As whispers of a second voice echo through seminary halls and faculty records reveal years of concealed obsession, Mathias begins to see the pattern: language designed not to persuade-but to command. Not to inspire-but to unbind, and someone inside the institution is still speaking it.In this chilling second installment of the Mathias Green Mysteries, Matthew Pearce crafts a cerebral, atmospheric thriller where theology becomes weaponized, silence is complicity, and the most dangerous thing in the room is not belief-but repetition.Some texts are meant to be studied. This one was meant to be followed.