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    Apocalypsis, Season 1, Episode: Signs
    Apocalypsis, Season 1, Episode: Signs
    Apocalypsis, Season 1, Episode: Signs
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    Apocalypsis, Season 1, Episode: Signs

    Written by Mario Giordano

    Narrated by Drew Birdseye

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    Rome, May 2011. After the shocking abdication and disappearance of Pope John Paul III, close confidants of the Pope are being murdered. Peter Adam, a German journalist, and his American colleague, Loretta, begin to investigate the case. Their only lead is a book about mystical symbols predicting an unsettling event which is to take place in ten days' time. APOCALYPSIS is a serial novel in thirteen episodes designed and developed for digital devices: as an app, an e-book and for audio download. APOCALYPSIS is published in weekly installments.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBastei Entertainment-International
    Release dateMay 24, 2012
    Apocalypsis, Season 1, Episode: Signs

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      Fast moving and intriguing well recommended looking forward to next episode