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The Judas Protocol

By: Beverly Rachel
Narrated by: Peter McGiffen
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In the shadows of Jacobean London, a conspiracy far deeper than gunpowder and treason unfolds. As Guy Fawkes awaits his fate in the Tower, unseen forces pull at the threads of reality itself. The thirty pieces of silver that enticed the betrayal of Christ now scattered across the globe, each coin a power to destroy. Enter Investigator Thomas Blackwood, John Dee, the Queen's own magician, and Christopher Marlowe, playwright and spy, thrust into a quest that will challenge everything they believe. From the mist-shrouded peaks of Glastonbury Tor to the sun-baked deserts of Jerusalem, they race to uncover a truth older than creation.

But they are not alone in their pursuit. A figure cloaked in shadows, orchestrates events from afar. His touch corrupts kings and beggars alike, each move bringing him closer to his ultimate goal. As Thomas, Dee and Marlowe delve deeper, they witness impossible things. Cities appear and vanish in the blink of an eye. Time flows backwards in pockets of London. The very fabric of existence frays at the edges, revealing glimpses of realms beyond mortal comprehension. The Gunpowder Plot, they realize, is merely a smokescreen for a cosmic game of chess. Each exploding barrel, each captured conspirator, serves a greater purpose in a plan millennia in the making. The fate of not just England, but all of creation, hangs in the balance.

In the final confrontation beneath Jerusalem's ancient streets, heaven and hell collide. Reality buckles under the strain as Dee and Marlowe face an adversary older than time itself. The true nature of betrayal, redemption, and the divine plan comes to light in a battle that will reshape the very foundations of the universe.

Will Dee and Marlowe's determination be enough to save existence as we know it? Or will the cosmic forces they've unleashed consume everything in their path? The answer lies hidden in the glint of thirty silver coins, scattered across a world on the brink of unraveling.

©2024 Beverly Rachel (P)2024 Beverly Rachel
Crime Fiction Science Fiction England
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This is a most unusual story, It combines English History, pure fantasy, and has a measure of the paranormal thrown in. All these ingredients go to make up a very interesting tale from the pen of Beverly Rachel. Thomas Blackwood, John Dee, the Queen's own magician, and Christopher Marlowe, [who reportedly died almost 10 years earlier] set out to discover what is going on at the behest of James the 1st. Guy Fawkes has been arrested for his part in the gunpowder plot but they find that there are far more sinister things afoot! Peter McGiffen's narration is excellent and the use of echo and SFX is very well done and help enhance the overall drama. Highly Recommended.
I was kindly given a copy of the book by the narrator and leave this honest review voluntarily.

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What an interesting premise! Jacobean London on the eve of the Gunpowder Plot, evil Cultists and their shadowy masters work to bring about an age old plot to destroy not only the King, but plunge the world into primeval chaos! Enter Queen Elizabeth's aged Alchemist John Dee and death defying playwright turned spy, Christopher Marlowe, and the game is afoot!
A fast paced novel dealing in alternate histories, magic, mysteries, sword play and Cosmic Horrors. I found the battle against the Betrayer to be engrossing. The occasional quips help lighten the mood, and the range of characters was very engaging. I enjoyed the narration of the text and would recommend the book to fans of both fantasy and historical fiction. 5☆

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