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Brethren of Mithras

George Genung

A contemporary thriller in which a mysterious Mithraic disc leads to murder, conspiracy and religious intrigue across France and England.
The New Mithraeum

In 1987 Uganda, Australian trader Billy Sinclair witnesses atrocities that will bind him to a rescued child—and to a lifelong war against those who traffic in human lives. Nearly twenty years later, on the French Riviera, a mysterious disc bearing the image of the ancient god Mithras draws Billy into a deadly conspiracy.

When Pako, Billy’s trusted companion, is murdered, grieving religious scholar John Martin and Jesuit priest Jimmy Yarnell join the hunt for answers. Their investigation leads from Roman ruins in southern France to England’s sacred sites, where ritual killings, corrupt officials, and a hidden international network reveal an enemy willing to sacrifice anyone who threatens its secrets.

Haunted by personal loss and uncertain faith, the unlikely allies must decide how far they will go to protect the innocent—and whether truth can survive in a world where money, religion, and power are dangerously intertwined. The mystery has only begun.

Details

Publisher
Self Published
Publication date
14 Sep 2026
Pages
289
Language
English
 
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