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The Eighth Plague: A Religious Conspiracy Thriller - A Secret Buried for Seventy Years

The Eighth Plague: A Religious Conspiracy Thriller - A Secret Buried for Seventy Years

Tirado Castillo, Victor Hugo

Paperback

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN13: 9798191841885
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 10 2026
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.44
Height: 0.55 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A priest is found bleeding from the eyes beside the Tiber. A sheikh dies the same way in Qom. A monk, in Bangkok. Three religions, three deaths no medical examiner can explain, and a pattern only one man alive is equipped to see.

Ezra Malkiel used to be a rabbi before he became a forensic toxicologist, and he's spent seventeen months avoiding exactly the kind of case that now drags him out of self-imposed exile in Tel Aviv. When his old teacher - dead under circumstances that no longer look natural - turns out to be the first piece of a puzzle spanning eight religious traditions, Ezra uncovers a book that shouldn't exist: eight names, eight dates, and his own name at the bottom of the list.

What follows is a race against time through Rome, New Delhi, Amritsar, and Jerusalem, chasing a document drafted in 1947 - three days before a vote that would reshape the fate of the Middle East - that someone decided the world must never read. Every guardian who dies takes a fragment with them. Every fragment brings Ezra closer to a truth some would kill to reveal, and others would kill to bury forever.

This isn't a novel about who's right. It's a novel about the cost of deciding what to do with a truth nobody asked to carry.

For readers of international conspiracy thrillers, religious mystery, and relentless investigative pacing: a novel that refuses to choose between intelligence and suspense.

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