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Day of Confession
Author: Allan Folsom
Book Information
Publisher: Warner Vision
Book Type: Paperback
Rating: 21

ISBN-13: 9780446604536 - ISBN-10: 0446604534
Publication Date: 7/1/1999
Pages: 688

Book Description:
In Italy, the Cardinal Vicar of Rome is assassinated during a papal celebration. In Los Angeles, entertainment lawyer Harry Addison receives a desperate message from his long-estranged brother, Father Daniel Addison, a Vatican priest. Hours later a tour bus with Father Daniel aboard explodes on the road to Assisi.

When Harry arrives in Italy to claim his brother's body, he discovers that not only may Father Daniel still be alive, but he is the prime suspect in the murder of the Cardinal Vicar. In a sudden turn, Harry finds himself framed for the murder of an Italian policeman. Now on the run and on his brother's trail, Harry is thrust into a terrifying world of horror and deception where an international terrorist hunts Father Daniel as relentlessly as the authorities...and where a monstrous conspiracy arises from the very heart of the Vatican.

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Joy L. (vintagejoy) from SOUTH CASCO, ME wrote on 9/30/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

"In Italy, the Cardinal Vicar of Fome is assassinated during a papal celebration. In Los Angeles, entertainment lawyer Harr Addison receives a desperate message from his long-estranged brother, Father Daniel Addison, a Vatican priest. Hours later a tour bus with Father Daniel aboard explodes on the road to Assisi. When Harry arrives in Italy to claim his brother's body, he discovers that not only may Father Daniel still be alive, but he is the prime suspect in the murder of the Cardinal Vicar. In a sudden turn, Harry finds himself framed for the murder of an Italian policeman. Now on the run and on his brother's trail, Harry is thrust into a terrifying world of horror and deception where an international terrorist hunts Father Daniel as relentlessly as the authorities...and where a monstrous consipiracy arises from the very heart of the Vatican"

"Folsom is an enthusiastic storyteller with a talent for vivid characterization on a big canvas" -- Chicago Tribune

Dawn C. (georgiesgirl) from SOMERVILLE, MA wrote on 6/9/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

I really enjoyed this book. Although the premise is different (essentially it's a book about a plot to assasinate the Pope) from the DaVinci Code, I found some of the action to be similar. All in all, I couldn't put it down.


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Katherine T. (KathyDawg) from LEWISTON, ID wrote on 8/4/2007...


Enjoyed this book very much. Had not read this author before, will look for more of his work.

Sue T. from SPLENDORA, TX wrote on 2/10/2007...


Great book!! It will definately keep you guessing.

Bruno D. (BrunoMassage) from BEND, OR wrote on 9/3/2006...


In Italy, the Cardinal Vicar of Rome is assassinated during a papal celebration. In Los Angeles, entertainment lawyer Harry Addison receives a desperate message from his long-estranged brother, Father Daniel Addison, a Vatican priest. Hours later a tour bus with Father Daniel aboard explodes on the road to Assisi. When Harry arrives in Italy to claim his brother's body, he discovers that not only may Father Daniel still be alive, but he is the prime suspect in the murder of the Cardinal Vicar. In a sudden turn, Harry finds himself framed for the murder of an Italian policeman. Now on the run and on this brother's trail, Harry is thrust into a terrifying world of horror and deception where an international terrorist hunts Father Daniel as relentlessly as the authorities... and where a monstrous conspiracy arises from the very heart of the Vatican.

Robert H. from COLUMBIA, SC wrote on 6/4/2006...


kina like the bourne supremacy

Calmia Y. (underwriter) from MECHANICVILLE, NY wrote on 2/24/2006...


good read

Cristin Z. from HOUSTON, TX wrote on 4/16/2005...


Not nearly as good as his The Day After Tomorrow but not that bad either.

John D. (jdocop) from FARMERS BRNCH, TX wrote on 1/31/2005...


Grabs you and doesn't let go.