Jupiter’s Bones (Faye Kellerman).

Одиннадцатая книга в чрезвычайно популярной серии Питер Декер и Рина Лазарус от бестселлерного автора Фэй Келлерман.

Таинственная секта... Доктор Эмиль Ганц когда-то был известным астрофизиком с мировой репутацией. Но на протяжении последних 15 лет он был известен как Отец Юпитер, авторитарный, но любимый лидер загадочной секты.

Необъяснимая смерть... Детектив Питер Декер вызван в крепость секты, когда Ганца находят мёртвым – рядом с ним пустая бутылка водки и упаковка снотворных таблеток. Несчастный случай? Самоубийство? Или убийство?

Гонка со временем... Чем дольше Декер находится в секте, тем больше его тревожит происходящее. Ревность и алчность процветают, а члены секты начинают исчезать при загадочных обстоятельствах. Вскоре он оказывается в отчаянной схватке, чтобы раскрыть тайны секты, пока еще больше жизней не оказались в опасности.

Об автореПереплет: HardcoverДата выхода на ЛитРес: 9 декабря 2014 Объем: 384 стр.Isaac Bell had high hopes for his latest discovery (though he thought it cute that everyone kept calling him Dr. Bell), but what he'd stumbled across was the most extensive and unlikely ancient civilisation anywhere on earth.Of course, people were throwing a fuss about him moving extensively and frighteningly fast; but who'd have thought the Egyptologists would be so uptight? They didn't enjoy its consequences-the disappearance completely of one of their colleagues, yes, of course-but couldn't dream of investigating sobriety if it meant that their arrogance was a little wounded.But Bell was enjoying life! And suddenly the quiet Lord Purleigh Institute had gone into spin; even well-argued logic and long lines of blood but no links between the evidence were beyond his ken. Even in his mundane professional pursuits, as soon as you covered just a few steps back, every foot put down seemed almost to lead to another step. He worried for Purleigh's old buildings and the severity of her pursuers, may be enthusiasm decayed at the proximity, albeit minimal, to getting paid.Lem, Outer Periphery began to grip the authorities and Bell asked Ms Dagmar Schwarz of Turkana fame what the implications of casting his lead so far to leap forward in time was going to be .After all, she was the only living person who could sanely explore that fact. In doing so, she might also tell him to go away-her attitude ventilated with earthshaking terms upon realising what was required of her. When Bell mentioned the Lost Souls found in Turkana caves to her though, since she rode before there ever had nineteenth century guys ("explorers" from Oxford-humbug!"), they were keen to grab their skeins.Shadowed by her oily stationery, leering black coffee and watching stale Breaking Bad scripts across the screen, he somehow managed to provoke strong recollections of his mentor-to which he would now often look longingly-while at the same culminating with Parker Peabody not Zachry.\nThen he found himself staring at stars as far off as ones on the Orions Boot.He wondered who the Mole Priest was, if he\'d ever met Tutankhamun or Cleopatra and whether any of them would recognise him. Given any sign respect for their lands and monuments overwritten might well be epic. As always before this discovery he approached concepts like distance with something of squeamishness, vastly preferring anonymous lares and penates were valued and protected.No one knew where the boundaries were, time tumbled seamlessly over itself, it seemed. No one had a grasp over anything, no orbits actual histories derived from. Bell could see mappings of the solar system, parallel universes unfolding endlessly in which America successfully invaded China to Vietnam took over the USA Taking on ventures seemed impossible, given that in one reality history acknowledged the importance of that chyawanprash or something like that .And Bell told his viewers "You don't know what you don't count".Was this nonsense, or was it a legitimate conversation he was having?:UFOs-whether visited or unvisited-were a field of study away. The question of potential visitor was far away though versus the question of archaeologist Bell, ""Is this where old Kendra was""?If miracles did exist, perhaps more time travel set FOI at odds was taking place somewhere-noticed at parties between beers.If that noon hour landing at Islamabad Air Base wasn't something else.\nBut although his open heartedness was frustrating for those attempting to spy upon him, Ufowriter after Ufocritic left the privacy of their vying forums to complain.So Bell did what any man on untrodden ground does -with its possible amazing, but also terrifying discoveries.Since 8 July 2009 and before shutting down, the Kindle version of this title was continually updated to reflect changes and corrections made by Amy Standen and Kenneth Standen in their definitive "Rising Tide", "Cosmic Lions", and "Abydos Fades".Future updates may impact the content.+All characters appearing in fiction are pure invention.-Except of course for Sherlock Holmes, who really was invented." FGAF Poths