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Harmon, Gregory S

 
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Synopsis

Book One of The Velvet Atlas

Some secrets are worth millions. Others are worth killing to keep buried.

When renowned historian Dr. Emilia Vale inherits her late father's research, she expects dusty manuscripts and unfinished notes. Instead, she uncovers the first clue in a centuries-old conspiracy powerful enough to rewrite history itself.

Her search leads her to Venice, where forgotten archives, hidden passageways, and ancient symbols point toward an organization that has spent generations protecting truths the world was never meant to discover. But Emilia isn't the only one searching.

As enemies close in, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lucas Thorne, a former intelligence operative whose loyalty is as difficult to read as the mysteries they pursue. Together they must navigate betrayal, secret societies, and a deadly race across one of the world's most beautiful-and most dangerous-cities.

Yet the greatest threat isn't the artifact they seek.

It's the brilliant man who believes history belongs only to those strong enough to control it.

As the line between truth and obsession begins to blur, Emilia must decide whether some discoveries should remain buried-or whether exposing them is worth risking everything she loves.

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À propos de l'auteur

Gregory S. Harmon is the author of historical suspense and Southern Gothic psychological horror. His novels explore forgotten history, haunted landscapes, hidden organizations, and the ordinary people whose lives are forever changed when long-buried secrets come to light.

Drawing on a career in executive leadership and a lifelong fascination with history, Gregory creates stories where atmosphere is as important as plot and where emotional truth is just as powerful as suspense. His work ranges from the international intrigue of The Velvet Atlas series to the eerie small-town mysteries of the Lottie Mae Surratt novels, united by a common belief that every place-and every family-has secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Gregory lives between Georgia and Florida. When he isn't writing, he's researching forgotten history, exploring Southern folklore, golfing, or planning the next story that asks readers to question what they think they know.

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