Sub Rosa - The Lost Formula - Barry, Patrick Sean
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Paris France, 1815 A.D. The story takes place in the early days of Napoleon's return from his exile in Elba. In the chaos, confusion and struggle between Royal and Loyalists to Napoleon, one man has gained access to the prized and storied Vatican Archives which Napoleon seized on his campaign in Italy years before. From that cache a rare and treasured book has been recovered, missing for centuries and returned to its original owner the enigmatic Marquis Jean-Marc Baptiste de Rennes. As Napoleon's man strives to find him to benefit from his secret resources, members of the newly re-instituted…mehr

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Paris France, 1815 A.D. The story takes place in the early days of Napoleon's return from his exile in Elba. In the chaos, confusion and struggle between Royal and Loyalists to Napoleon, one man has gained access to the prized and storied Vatican Archives which Napoleon seized on his campaign in Italy years before. From that cache a rare and treasured book has been recovered, missing for centuries and returned to its original owner the enigmatic Marquis Jean-Marc Baptiste de Rennes. As Napoleon's man strives to find him to benefit from his secret resources, members of the newly re-instituted Holy Roman Inquisition, who are also ancient enemies in pursuit, track their man to the iconic medieval city of Toulouse. Meanwhile, the marquis-also known as the legendary and mysterious Count de Saint Germain-must complete an alchemic quest for knowledge he began centuries before in Alexandria, so that others may share the gift he has had for eons.
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An honors graduate of Amherst College, his first professional writing credit being the Sherlock Holmes Radio Theater, Barry wrote creatively for animation, television and film. His produced television credits include: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Hunter, Beast Wars and War of the Worlds. Barry also wrote a range of projects for location-based entertainment including Universal Studios' Star Trek Attraction, Chicago's Adler Planetarium Tour of the Universe, as well as, the Davy Crockett one-man show Ridin' into the Storm for the Texas State History Museum's Spirit Theater. Barry also wrote for major computer games including Electronic Arts' Command and Conquer and Lands of Lore. Beyond the creative content field, Barry developed computer-based management training courses, served as a marketing consultant in the automotive industry, and worked as an editor and writer for Glencoe McGraw-Hill where he authored three ten-chapter professional communications curriculum workbooks (on Technical Communications, Cross-Cultural Communications and Dynamic Listening). He has written for magazine publications ranging from communications technology to the martial arts. He is also a black belt sensei in both Karate and Toshin Ryu-Japanese weapons. Barry has worked for the last eleven years as a Solutions and Product Marketing Manager, and a white paper author, for a leading global communications technology company. He lives in Southern California with his wife, two children, and two dogs. To learn more about the author, visit: www.patrickseanbarry.com