Tato série vás vtáhne do napínavého světa archeologických záhad a skrytých civilizací. Sledujte odvážného hrdinu, jak odhaluje prastará tajemství, která by mohla změnit chápání lidských dějin. Každý díl přináší nové objevy, nebezpečné výpravy a boj o artefakty s nepředstavitelnou mocí. Ponořte se do příběhů plných akce, historie a nadčasových záhad.
An ancient artifact is discovered in a dusty antiquities shop in Alexandria, Egypt - the long forgotten trinket soon becomes the center of the most deadly archaeological hunt in history. The 20,000 year-old relic is inscribed with what appears to be the long lost language of Atlantis.
From the bestselling author of The Atlantis Code A secret scroll remains hidden deep in an ancient sanctuary. It is guarded by a sacred order who await to unleash its true powers and bring doomsday upon mankind. Only one man - Dr. Thomas Lourds, the world's foremost scholar of ancient languages, who we first met in the bestselling novel The Atlantis Code - can safely bring this secret scroll to its rightful place in history. Lourds soon becomes the focus of a deadly manhunt, taking him from Istanbul through Eastern Europe, right to the heart of the Vatican, where the forces of good and evil will collide...
From the author of The Atlantis Code comes a dramatic quest to locate an ancient scripture with a powerful secret . . . A long-lost ancient scripture which holds the key to one of the world's greatest treasures is discovered, hidden under the legendary Temple Mount. When Thomas Lourds, the world's foremost scholar of ancient languages, is contacted by his old friend, Dr Lev Strauss about this discovery, he immediately rushes to inspect his findings. But when he arrives, he finds his friend has been murdered. And the book has vanished. Lourds must uncover the murderer and track down the missing manuscript, fast, because this ancient artefact contains a hidden code. A code that will give its solver access to a formidable and frightening power. The fate of humankind rests in Lourds's hands. But time is not on his side . . .