Katherine Neville

Summoned to her family's Colorado hideaway for her mother's birthday, Alexandra Solarin not only discovers that her mother is missing but that she is destined to play a key role in the Game, embarking on a desperate quest to recover a dangerous artifact, one tied to the 1822 mission of Sultan Ali Pasha's young daughter to carry a relic from Albania to Rome. 200,000 first printing.

A Novel

The Fire

Twenty years ago Katherine Neville's groundbreaking thriller THE EIGHT was a global bestseller - a thriller in the style of THE DA VINCI CODE way before Dan Brown ever got there...

Sarah Escorsa

What a huge disappointment! Granted, writing a sequel to the amazing "The Eight" wasn't an easy task (far from it!) but this was just much too slow and confusing. The plot is thin and very predictable and the historical parts of the story added nothing to the story. They were, to be honest, quite boring. So much so that I ended up skipping them altogether...

If you haven't read "The Eight", go ahead and do so you won't regret it! Just keep this sequel for desperate times only, when you have nothing else to read...

Gabriela Neira

Such an amazing book! It can’t reach the level of book one but comes really close!
A personal opinion is that these books are not actually “easy” to read, meaning that as not a bad thing of course, you have to let them capture you to actually enjoy them.
Same reality and fantasy concept mixing and actually getting you to question things. 

It is amazing.

The quest for a mystical chess service that once belonged to Charlemagne--a venture spanning two centuries and three continents--continues in this long-anticipated sequel to "The Eight."

The Fire A Novel

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