Bøger af Nick Cook

But the trail that takes Cook deep into the once-impenetrable empire of SS General Hans Kammler - the man charged by Adolf Hitler with perfecting German secret weapons technology - says otherwise.

'Take a deep breath - you'll be holding it for a long time. A stunning thriller that grabs hold and never lets go' Terry Hayes, bestselling author of I AM PILGRIM'A stylish, riveting thriller' Daily Mail'An assured page-turner ...

Jesus, the Nazarene preacher, is dead, and Jerusalem is fast becoming a cauldron of hatred.When Lynx, a Roman ex-legionary, is tasked with finding the body of Jesus which has disappeared from the cross, he soon finds himself embroiled in political intrigue and playing a dangerous game of cat and mouse involving King Herod, High Priest Caiaphas and the Roman authorities.Fast running out of friends, can Lynx trust the bickering apostles and find a way to answer a question that still reverberates two millennia later: exactly who was Jesus of Nazareth?

RE-INTERPRETING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AWAKEThe Hidden Revelation, a previously unpublished manuscript of Ingo's, was discovered by Nick Cook in 2016 in a nondescript folder tucked inconspicuously among some of Ingo's notes. Now, together with Beyond the Gods' Devices, another undiscovered manuscript, it is published for the first time as Resurrecting The Mysterious, a posthumous compilation that delivers what we (that is Nick and Swann-Ryder Productions, LLC) offer here as Ingo's' 'grand unified theory' of the human experience (and, in part, of consciousness itself). This asserts that paranormality is part of an 'expanded reality-set' rooted in the relationship between quantum theory, us the observer and something infinitely more profound, even, that is fully described in Beyond the Gods' Devices. The Hidden Revelation is more concerned with us, the immanent experience, the inward journey; Beyond the Gods' Devices with that world, whatever that world truly is, that binds and connects us to 'the numinous' -- that, which, at present, science is unable to describe. For many, it may also make the 'hard problem' of consciousness just that little bit easier to comprehend. We certainly hope so ...