Book Review: The Voynich Cypher by Russell Blake

The Voynich Cypher  cover


Synopsis: When a sacred relic is stolen from its subterranean guarded vault, Dr. Steven Cross, amateur cryptologist, becomes embroiled in a deadly quest to decipher one of history’s most enigmatic documents – a 15th century parchment written entirely in unbreakable code; The Voynich Manuscript. Stalked by secret societies, and aided by the daughter of a murdered colleague, a trail of riddles catapults Cross from England to Italy to the Middle East, where a Byzantine web of ancient secrets leads him to a revelation so profound it will change the world order.


Review: As you know, we not only love mystery books on this blog, but we adore historical novels. So if an author combines the two, we're gonna be hooked! I have to admit I saw many similarities between the premise and other novels, like The DaVinci Code, but the story kept me reading and I couldn't wait to see how it ended! In fact, I kept thinking, this has GOT to be made into a movie! The characters and plot are very satisfying- so much that I don't want to give any of it away to you! You really need to pick this one- it's the perfect pre-Summer read!


AND a HUGE plus? It's UNDER $5 on Amazon's Kindle store! Did you know you can download a FREE Kindle app for your smartphone (including Android) OR PC/Apple computer? Yup, you sure can! NOW you can those great ebook only books, like this one! Hurry over and pick it up today, you won't be sorry!


About the Author:  Russell Blake is the acclaimed author of numerous novels."Captain" Russell lives on the Pacific coast of Mexico, where he spends his time writing, fishing, collecting & drinking tequila, playing with his dogs and battling world domination by clowns.His blog can be found at russellblake.com ,where he publishes his periodic thoughts, such as they are.


Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received this book for review purposes, free of charge, from the author, via World Literary Cafe! No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it.   

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