St. Peter’s Mystery

Jeroen Windmeijer

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One More Chapter
06 September 2022

Fiction & Literature; Crime & Mystery; Historical mysteries; Thriller & suspense; Historical adventure; Historical fiction

The brand new unmissable adventure novel for fans of Scott Mariani, Dan Brown and Daniel Silva

‘The ingenious construction of the ivory box would ensure that neither wind nor water, earth nor fire would ever defile its precious contents.’

Leiden, Holland, 1996

For historian Peter de Haan and graduate student Judith Cherev, a visit to a local archaeological site to inspect a two-thousand-year-old bronze mask turns into disaster when lead archaeologist Thomas Konijnenberg is found lying in a pool of blood.

Just hours before Thomas had unearthed an ivory casket, far more valuable than anything else found at the site. But he is not alone – someone else knows the value of the precious find.

With Thomas’s life hanging in the balance, he entrusts the box to Peter and Judith for safe keeping. What they discover within the casket will lead them to the beginning of Christianity and expose a secret that will change history. But there are those who will go to great efforts to prevent the story going public, no matter what the cost.

See what readers are saying about Jeroen’s gripping historical fiction

‘Well plotted . . . the characters are engaging’

‘Outstanding, thought provoking’

‘Intricate, intelligent and informative’

‘If you like Dan Brown you will absolutely LOVE [Jeroen Windmeijer]’

By: Jeroen Windmeijer
Imprint: One More Chapter
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 198mm, Width: 129mm, Spine: 26mm
Weight: 290g
ISBN: 9780008455156
ISBN 10: 0008455155
Pages: 416
Publication Date: 06 September 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Anthropologist Jeroen Windmeijer (1969) writes thrillers in which Roman and biblical history and the history of his hometown, Leiden, are brought together. His first book was very well received by both the press and booksellers, in Leiden and beyond. With St Paul's Labyrinth he claims his place among the great storytellers. Jeroen's thrillers are plot driven, smart and authentic.