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The Key to Kells

A Key Murphy Thriller

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The Key to Kells

By: Kevin Barry O'Connor
Narrated by: Brock Donovon
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DISCOVERY UPENDS EVERYTHING WE KNOW ABOUT MEMORY AND GENETICS. IT MIGHT COST KEY MURPHY HIS LIFE.

Key Murphy is a freak, a prodigy. He has visions so real he’s diagnosed with PTSD. Key learns that his visions might be caused by a mutated gene which allows him to experience the memories of an ancestor.

Key also has a family link to The Book of Kells. Pages from the book were stolen in Ireland in the distant past. Those pages are believed to contain a fundamental secret of Christendom.

Padraig Collins is one of the wealthiest men in Europe. He was an undercover operative for the IRA. He amassed a fortune. He wants those pages. His soul depends on them. He will do whatever it takes to possess them.

The race is on.

©2020 Kevin O'Connor (P)2023 Kevin O'Connor
Historical Mystery Thriller & Suspense

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… a thriller that will be pleasing to any fan of The Da Vinci Code,” —Kirkus Reviews

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