The Rule Of Four by Ian Caldwell - ISBN: 9780099557487
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Tom Sullivan, about to graduate from Princeton, is haunted by the violent death of his father, an academic who devoted his life to studying one of the rarest, most complex and most valuable books in the world.

The Rule Of Four

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  • Paperback

    544 pages

  • Release Date

    1 August 2013

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Summary

The multi-million copy bestseller, perfect for fans of Dan Brown’s InfernoTom Sullivan, about to graduate from Princeton, is haunted by the violent death of his father, an academic who devoted his life to studying one of the rarest, most complex and most valuable books in the world. Coded in seven languages, the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, an intricate mathematical mystery and a tale of love and arcane brutality, has baffled scholars since 1499.Tom’s friend Paul is similarly obsessed and when …

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780099557487
ISBN-10:0099557487
Author:Ian Caldwell, Dustin Thomason
Publisher:Cornerstone
Imprint:Arrow Books Ltd
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:544
Release Date:1 August 2013
Weight:373g
Dimensions:198mm x 129mm x 34mm
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Critics Review

This year’s biggest publishing sensation

This year’s biggest publishing sensation * Guardian *
One part The Da Vinci Code, one part The Name of the Rose - A blazingly good yarn [and] an exceptional piece of scholarship … A smart, swift, multitextured tale that both entertains and informs * San Francisco Chronicle *
The Da Vinci Code for people with brains * Independent *
A stunning first novel … if Scott Fitzgerald, Umberto Eco, and Dan Brown teamed up to write a novel, the result would be The Rule of Four. An extraordinary and brilliant accomplishment - a must read * Nelson DeMille *
An assured piece of fiction that weaves together the past and the present seamlessly … I enjoyed it tremendously * Observer *
A marvellous book with a dark Renaissance secret in its coded heart * New York Times Book Review *

About The Author

Ian Caldwell

Ian Caldwell was Phi Beta Kappa in History at Princeton University. Dustin Thomason won the Hoopes Prize at Harvard University.

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