Shroud

by Christopher Buckley (Author)
From New York Times bestselling author Christopher Buckley, “one of the funniest writers in the English language” (Tom Wolfe), a compelling and hilarious adventure featuring a sixteenth-century relic hunter and his best friend, Albrecht Dürer, who conspire to forge the Shroud of Turin

Even at its biggest and boldest, Mark-Anthony Turnage’s music has always contained a thread of dark lyricism. Intimacy and tenderness of expression are never absent for long in Turnage’s music, and are essential to his large output of works for chamber ensemble – his mature string quartets in particular.

Intro to Religious Studies, Religious History, World Religions, Biblical Metaphysics, Religion and Spirituality, Culture

Venture into the twilight with Born into Darkness, a thrilling hidden object race to uncover the secrets of eternal life!
Amber is the night curator at the Bostonian Museum where she happily surrounds herself with artifacts and relics of the past. Considering she is a vampire, and has been for over two hundred years, she feels right at home. Her sanctuary proves fleeting however when she finds the new assistant curator breaking into an exhibit. Instead of acting surprised, Nathan confronts her with a strange proposition - help him find the legendary Shroud of Lazarus, a relic said to cure any ill, including her vampirism. Agreeing, they set off but soon realize that it is a dangerous quest leading them to resolve a deadly past and confront an impending evil.