Travel to Syria isnt always the safest choice, but it isnt the political tension thats the danger for Poe. No, the danger is linked to her latest book acquisition. Poe Baxter once heard a man say if he could travel anywhere in the world, hed visit Damascus, and she hasnt thought about a visit to the city since. So when she hears that a rare codex from the 1st century has come onto the market there, she and Beattie book the next flight to see if they can buy it. Yet, when they arrive, they find theres much more at stake than just a rare scroll.Can centuries of secrets be unearthed safely? Or do they need to be buried again?
Some books hold history. Others hold deadly secrets. Traveling to Syria isn’t always the safest choice, but for Poe Baxter, the real danger isn’t political—it’s tied to her latest book acquisition. When she hears of a rare 1st-century codex hitting the market in Damascus, Poe and her best friend Beattie jump at the chance to acquire it. But the moment they arrive, it’s clear there’s far more at stake than an ancient manuscript. Someone is willing to kill to keep its secrets buried. Can centuries of mystery be unearthed safely? Or should some stories remain lost to time?Monograph and Murder is a thrilling bookish mystery packed with history, suspense, and international intrigue. ___________________________________________________________________Praise for the Poe Baxter Books Series:? ? ? ? ? Great to read, quite exciting. ? ? ? ? ? I'm eagerly awaiting the next Poe Baxter adventure. ? ? ? ? ? Bookens is getting better all the time at storytelling. ? ? ? ? ? I felt like I was right there, traveling through Syria and Cyprus. ? ? ? ? ? This series just keeps getting better.
