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Jeff Long

    La extensa experiencia de Long en montañismo y viajes por el Himalaya informa frecuentemente su escritura, que también se nutre de su trabajo como albañil, periodista, historiador y guionista. Sus narrativas a menudo incorporan elementos argumentales profundamente arraigados en la historia religiosa o en percepciones populares de eventos sagrados, lo que confiere a su obra una textura intelectual y espiritual distintiva. Estas diversas experiencias profesionales y geográficas dotan a su prosa de perspectivas únicas y detalles ricos. Su escritura explora la intersección de la creencia, la historia y la condición humana.

    Tödliches Eis
    Het Jeruzalem virus
    The Wall
    Deeper
    El descenso
    Year Zero
    • Year Zero

      • 498 páginas
      • 18 horas de lectura

      In "The Descent, New York Times" bestselling author Jeff Long led readers into the darkest regions of suspense and adventure. Now he returns with an apocalyptic scenario that threatens to eradicate mankind. In Jerusalem, an American archaeologist working on Project Year Zero -- the search for the historical Jesus -- crosses the line between science and theft when he helps plunder an old Roman landfill beneath the crucifixion grounds known as Golgotha. Nathan Lee Swift's crime will have devastating consequences. When an ancient relic is opened on the black market, a two-thousand-year-old plague is unleashed -- and the dying begins. As the pestilence threatens to wipe out humanity, he finds a chance for redemption -- by finding the cure. Skirting the edges of civilization, Nathan Lee sets out to find his younger daughter and travels to Los Alamos, where a desperate tactic has been adopted: the use of human lab rats cloned from Project Year Zero remains. Now Nathan Lee will come face-to-face with one special cloned human who may hold the key to salvation -- in more ways than one. Patient Zero claims to remember who he is.... And his name is Jesus Christ.

      Year Zero
    • El descenso

      • 714 páginas
      • 25 horas de lectura

      In Tibet, while guiding trekkers to a holy mountain, Ike Crockett discovers a bottomless cave. When his lover disappears, Ike pursues her into the depths of the earth....In a leper colony bordering the Kalahari Desert, a nun named Ali von Schade unearths evidence of a proto-human species and a deity called Older-than-Old....In Bosnia, Major Elias Branch crash-lands his gunship near a mass grave and is swarmed by pale cannibals terrified of light.... So begins mankind's realization that the underworld is a vast geological labyrinth riddling the continents and seabeds, one inhabited by brutish creatures who resemble the devils and gargoyles of legend. With all of Hell's precious resources and territories to be won, a global race ensues. Nations, armies, religions, and industries rush to colonize and exploit the subterranean frontier. Fathom by fathom, Ike guides an expedition -- and Ali -- deeper into the deadly wilderness. In the dark underground, as humanity falls away from them, the scientists and mercenaries find themselves prey not only to the savage creatures, but to their own treachery mutiny, and greed. Meanwhile, on the surface, a band of aged scholars scours for clues to Satan's existence. Is he lurking in wait for the expedition, or is he roaming the earth? One thing is certain: Miles inside the earth, evil is very much alive.

      El descenso
    • Deeper

      • 480 páginas
      • 17 horas de lectura

      The book explores the concept of Hell as a tangible, geological location that exists beneath the Earth's surface. It delves into its historical significance and the savage beings that inhabit this dark realm, challenging traditional views of the afterlife. Through vivid descriptions and thought-provoking insights, it invites readers to reconsider the nature of evil and the mysteries lurking beneath our world.

      Deeper
    • The Wall

      • 416 páginas
      • 15 horas de lectura

      Reuniting with his former climbing partner to recreate their ascent of the world's greatest monolith, Hugh Glass remembers their former wives and is caught up in a dangerous rescue effort to save three young women who suffered an accident on a neighboring climb. By the author of The Reckoning. Reprint.

      The Wall