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    The Keepers Of The Library

    Written by Glenn Cooper

    Narrated by David Doersch

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    In the sensational and much-anticipated conclusion to the internationally bestselling Library of the Dead trilogy, Will Piper, former FBI agent, is retired and living a life of leisure in Florida when a new Doomsday Killer emerges. Then Will’s son, Phillip, disappears after receiving a mysterious email from the other side of the world. The high-stakes adventure that Will is pulled into spans centuries and continents, and may at last reveal what the Library cannot about the future of humankind, if there is to be a future . . .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateFeb 11, 2014
    ISBN9781443436212
    Author

    Glenn Cooper

    GLENN COOPER is the author of the internationally bestselling Will Piper trilogy: Library of the Dead, its sequel, Book of Souls, and The Keepers of the Library. His other books include The Tenth Chamber, The Resurrection Maker, The Devil Will Come, Near Death, and the Down Trilogy. He has sold over 6 million books worldwide. Glenn graduated from Harvard with a degree in archaeology and received his medical degree from Tufts University. After practicing medicine, he served as the chairman and CEO of a biotechnology company in Massachusetts. He is also a screenwriter, film producer, and chairman of Lascaux Media. Glenn lives in Sarasota, Florida. Visit him at glenncooperbooks.com.

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