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Diver Ulysses Vidal finds a fourteenth-century bronze bell of Templar origin buried under a reef off the Honduras coast. It turns out it's been lying there for more than one century, prior to Christopher Columbus's discovery of America. Driven by curiosity and a sense of adventure, he begins the search for the legendary treasure of the Order of The Temple. Together with a medieval history professor and a daring Mexican archeologist they travel through Spain, the Mali desert, the Caribbean Sea, and the Mexican jungle. They face innumerable riddles and dangers, but in the end this search will uncover a much more important mystery. A secret, kept hidden for centuries, which could transform the history of humankind, and the way we understand the universe.
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About Fernando Gamboa
Fernando Gamboa Gonzalez has traveled and worked his way around the world as a diver, Spanish teacher, entrepreneur, poker player, and adventure guide. His novels reflect his lust for life. Gamboa’s debut novel, The Last Crypt, was published in 2007. From 2012 to 2013, the Kindle version spent seven months on Amazon Spain’s bestsellers list. Today, it remains the bestselling e-book on Amazon Spain, having sold over two hundred thousand copies worldwide. In 2008, Gamboa published Guinea, a thriller inspired by his experiences on the African continent. Black City, the sequel to The Last Crypt, is scheduled to be published in English in late 2015. His latest adventure novel, Captain Riley, became an immediate bestseller on Amazon Spain and was a finalist in the Concurso Literario de Autores Indies 2014. Gamboa was born in Barcelona, where, as a boy, he was inspired by the works of Jules Verne, Robert Louis Stevenson, Joseph Conrad, and Emilio Salgari.