Greg Taylor Knihy

Po obrovském celosvětovém úspěchu Da Vinciho kódu/Šifry mistra Leonarda amerického spisovatele Dana Browna čtenáři dychtivě očekávají jeho příští román Šalamounův klíč. Greg Taylor, novinář zabývající se tajnými společnostmi a skrytými dějinami, shromáždil fakta, která Brown prozradil v poskytnutých rozhovorech, na své webové stránce a na obálce amerického vydání Da Vinciho kódu, a z dalších náznaků stvořil něco nevídaného – průvodce po knize, která dosud nevyšla. Rozebírá v něm pravděpodobná témata románu, jehož hrdinové tentokrát neopustí Spojené státy, a proto půjde o otce zakladatele a skryté dějiny Washingtonu, kupodivu však také o templáře, rosenkruciány, svobodné zednáře i Ku Klux Klan. Rovněž seznamuje s vytipovanými místy, kde podle všeho bude profesor z Harvardu a odborník na symboly Robert Langdon opět luštit záhady.

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A thrilling adventure unfolds as Toby, Annabel, and Strobe, rookie Monster Combat Officers, embark on a secret mission in New York City. Their task to deliver Calanthe, a stunning 14-year-old monster with serpent-like powers, to the Monster Protection Program quickly escalates when they discover she is meant to be a sacrificial offering. As they navigate the dangers posed by Calanthe's people, the stakes rise, forcing the trio to confront unexpected challenges and protect their new ally against formidable threats.

LUSITANIA R.E.X is an historical account of the sinking of the Lusitania replete with spies and secret societies, super weapons, millionaires and martyrs. LUSITANIA R.E.X weaves a tale around disputed facts to create a plausible explanation of some of the mysteries surrounding her sinking.

Exploring the intersection of film and avant-garde art, this provocative study reveals how American film critics since the 1940s transformed mainstream cinema into a source of radical modernism. By analyzing works like Gone with the Wind and the influence of characters like Mickey Mouse, the author illustrates how critics reimagined mass culture into meaningful art, offering a fresh perspective that reshaped postwar American culture. This book highlights the role of the creative spectator in redefining cultural narratives.

Exploring the hidden influences on America's founding, this guide delves into the role of secret societies, particularly 'Skull and Bones', and their connections to prominent figures, including the 2004 presidential candidates. It uncovers the esoteric symbolism present in American currency and examines how Freemasonry shaped the nation's history. Additionally, the book highlights modern research into the mysteries of the human mind and the lasting impact of ancient traditions on influential leaders today.

The massive success of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code (25 million copies) has readers eagerly awaiting his next novel The Solomon Key. Now, using hints and clues left by Brown in interviews, on his website, and on the cover of The Da Vinci Code, Greg Taylor takes readers on an unprecedented tour of the new book before it is even released. The Guide to Dan Brown’s The Solomon Key explores the topics likely to be included in Brown’s upcoming bestseller – including the Founding Fathers, Freemasonry, ‘Skull and Bones’ – to give you a better understanding of the history and facts behind Brown's research. Maps of Washington, D.C. and a discussion of notable landmarks also acquaint the reader with the setting for the next Robert Langdon thriller. With no plot spoilers, this is an essential primer for anyone planning to read Dan Brown’s next book. Make sure you read this book before you buy The Solomon Key!

Focusing on the transition to retirement, the book offers effective strategies to help retirees navigate uncertainties and avoid common pitfalls. Greg Taylor and his team at Legacy Retirement Group provide insights aimed at instilling confidence, ensuring a successful and fulfilling retirement experience.

Exploring the intersection of consciousness and the afterlife, the book delves into intriguing questions raised by figures like Steve Jobs and concepts from quantum physics. It examines phenomena such as near-death experiences and historical perspectives from Victorian seances to contemporary scientific inquiries. Author Greg Taylor presents a compelling argument that suggests a potential existence beyond physical death, encouraging readers to rethink their fears surrounding mortality. The narrative combines historical research with scientific insights, offering a thought-provoking perspective on life after death.

The book explores the historical journey of the Torrens system, detailing its introduction in 1860s Victoria, British Columbia, and its evolution through to contemporary Ontario. Greg Taylor examines the impact and adaptation of this land registration system across different regions and eras, highlighting its significance in property law and land ownership practices.