Lost Chord - Thomas, Ian

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Résumé :
With a storyline that crosses into the realm of the otherworldly, this novel tells a story of murder and madness, ancient secrets and modern day intrigue. It takes you on a journey into the uncharted waters that reside on the other side of physical existence. ...fast-moving, plot-twisting thriller... also an aspiring novel of ideas, in which the writer... chastises religious intolerance...and envisions in detail a 'life after life'... Ian Thomas has created a fascinating world and a worthy page-turner for a winter's night. - Peter Feniak, The Globe & Mail ...Ian Thomas finds himself in The Lost Chord... gothic thriller in a Da Vinci Code sense... confronting all the big issues - religion, spirituality, love, death, life and the reasons for our very existence... Graham Rockingham, The Hamilton Spectator Ian Thomas's Lost Chord is a metaphysical nail-biter... kept me engaged emotionally and intellectually without food or drink for about 20 hours... unusual and thought-provoking... deserves huge attention from readers with a taste for unconventional thinking... Mag Ruffman, The Globe & Mail

Sommaire:
With a storyline that crosses into the realm of the otherworldly, this novel tells a story of murder and madness, ancient secrets and modern day intrigue. It takes you on a journey into the uncharted waters that reside on the other side of physical existence. ...fast-moving, plot-twisting thriller... also an aspiring novel of ideas, in which the writer... chastises religious intolerance...and envisions in detail a 'life after life'... Ian Thomas has created a fascinating world and a worthy page-turner for a winter's night. - Peter Feniak, The Globe & Mail ...Ian Thomas finds himself in The Lost Chord... gothic thriller in a Da Vinci Code sense... confronting all the big issues - religion, spirituality, love, death, life and the reasons for our very existence... Graham Rockingham, The Hamilton Spectator Ian Thomas's Lost Chord is a metaphysical nail-biter... kept me engaged emotionally and intellectually without food or drink for about 20 hours... unusual and thought-provoking... deserves huge attention from readers with a taste for unconventional thinking... Mag Ruffman, The Globe & Mail...