Не верь никому

DOLGOZhDANNYY VNESERYYNYY ROMAN AVTORA. TRYLLER V STYLE DENA BRAUNA. Znanye — eto velykoe blago. Do tekh por poka ono ne popadet v plokhye ruky…Rassledovanye zhutkogo ubyystva professora Ekseterskogo unyversyteta pryvodyt k porazytelnomu vyvodu: prestupnyky m ego sobstvennye studenty, yzuchayushchye ystoryyu koldovstva y spyrytyzma. V chastnosty, ulyky ukazyvayut na amerykanku Sheryn Karr. Pered smertyu professor sunul ey v ruky starynnyy manuskrypt — zashyfrovannyy rukopysnyy dnevnyk znamenytogo okkultysta grafa de Sen-Zhermena. On umolyal ee sokhranyt etot tekst, predosteregaya: «Ne verte nykomu». No Sheryn ne oboytys bez pomoshchy druzey. Kazhdyy yz nykh sylen v svoem aspekte znanyy, y vmeste ony sozdayut otchayannuyu komandu khranyteley… O tom, chto ety studenty nevynovny, znayut tolko ony samy. Presleduemye pravookhranytelnymy organamy y mogushchestvennoy organyzatsyey pod nazvanyem «Bratstvo», druzya vynuzhdeny bezhat. V smertelno opasnoy pogone po Evrope — ot londonskogo Tauera do paryzhskykh zamkov y kreposty v ytalyanskykh Alpakh — Sheryn dolzhna razgadat ystynnuyu taynu, skrytuyu v tekste Sen-Zhermena. Taynu, kotoraya otpravyt ee y ostalnykh skvoz ystoryyu — y k odnoy yz velychayshykh zagadok myra, sokrytoy u samykh korney zapadnoy tsyvylyzatsyy. Ee otkrytye mozhet navsegda yzmenyt chelovechestvo. Delo za malym: dlya nachala postaratsya ostatsya v zhyvykh…Dzheyms Rollyns — samyy prodavaemyy avtor pryklyuchencheskykh tryllerov, sozdatel mnogochyslennykh bestsellerov №1 po versyy «New York Times», razoshedshykhsya po vsemu myru tyrazhom 20 myllyonov ekzemplyarov y perevedennykh na 40 yazykov. _________________________________________________________________«Rollyns — eto to, chto poluchaetsya, esly pomestyt Dena Brauna y Maykla Kraytona v adronnyy kollayder». — New York Times«Rollyns — bezuslovnyy lyder v tom zhanre khudozhestvennoy lyteratury, gde syuzhet stroytsya na sovremennom nauchnom poyske taynykh ystyn v ostankakh pogybshykh tsyvylyzatsyy». — Wall Street Journal«Takye romany nykto ne pyshet luchshe Rollynsa». — Ly Chayld.

THE LONG-AWAITED OFF-SERIES NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR. A THRILLER IN THE STYLE OF DAN BROWN. Knowledge is a great blessing. As long as it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.…The investigation into the gruesome murder of a professor at the University of Exeter leads to a startling conclusion: the perpetrators are his own students studying the history of witchcraft and spiritualism. In particular, the evidence points to the American Sherin Carr. Before her death, the professor thrust into her hands an ancient manuscript — the encrypted handwritten diary of the famous occultist Count de Saint-Germain. He begged her to keep this text, warning her: "Don't trust anyone." But Sherin can't do without the help of her friends. Each of them is strong in their own aspect of knowledge, and together they create a desperate team of guardians.… Only they themselves know that these students are innocent. Pursued by law enforcement agencies and a powerful organization called the Brotherhood, the friends are forced to flee. In a deadly chase across Europe — from the Tower of London to Parisian castles and a fortress in the Italian Alps — Sherin must unravel the true mystery hidden in the text of Saint-Germain. A secret that will send her and the others through history—and to one of the world's greatest mysteries, hidden at the very roots of Western civilization. Her discovery could change humanity forever. It's a small matter: first of all, try to stay alive... James Rollins is the best—selling author of adventure thrillers, the creator of numerous New York Times No. 1 bestsellers, which have sold 20 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 40 languages. _________________________________________________________________"Rollins is what happens if you put Dan Brown and Michael Crichton in the hadron Collider." — New York Times "Rollins is the undisputed leader in the genre of fiction, where the plot is based on the modern scientific search for secret truths in the remains of lost civilizations." — Wall Street Journal "Nobody writes such novels better than Rollins." — Lee Child.