Down a 2,000-Year-Old Rabbit Hole
The Antiquities Dealer Ed Protzel's newly released futuristic mystery/thriller takes you on a wild ride down a 2,000-year-old rabbit hole as you follow David Greenberg on his quest to find the last remaining nail from Jesus' crucifixion.
When Miriam Solomon, the love of David Greenberg’s life, phones him at his antiquities gallery in St. Louis, the black hole at the center of his heart shudders. Twenty years earlier, Miriam had inexplicably run off to Israel with his best friend, Solly, a brilliant but nerdy young scientist. Now she tells David that Solly has committed suicide and she needs his aid on a secret research project Solly left unfinished: to acquire the one remaining nail from the crucifixion of Jesus. Is she telling the truth? And why does that nail have such significance?
“...equal in intensity and depth to any Dan Brown novel.” — Book Review Crew, Authors on the Air Global Network
”...deep story of religion, evolution, and sci-fi...excellent characters that will resonate...” — Readers’ Favorite 5 Stars
THE ANTIQUITIES DEALER is available from Amazon in paperback & Kindle; B&N Nook.
When Miriam Solomon, the love of David Greenberg’s life, phones him at his antiquities gallery in St. Louis, the black hole at the center of his heart shudders. Twenty years earlier, Miriam had inexplicably run off to Israel with his best friend, Solly, a brilliant but nerdy young scientist. Now she tells David that Solly has committed suicide and she needs his aid on a secret research project Solly left unfinished: to acquire the one remaining nail from the crucifixion of Jesus. Is she telling the truth? And why does that nail have such significance?
“...equal in intensity and depth to any Dan Brown novel.” — Book Review Crew, Authors on the Air Global Network
”...deep story of religion, evolution, and sci-fi...excellent characters that will resonate...” — Readers’ Favorite 5 Stars
THE ANTIQUITIES DEALER is available from Amazon in paperback & Kindle; B&N Nook.
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