Blasphemy (novel)

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Blasphemy
Author	Douglas Preston
Country	United States
Language	English
Genre(s)	Thriller, Science fiction
Publisher	Forge Books
Publication date	8 January, 2008
Media type	Print (Hardback)
Pages	416 pp
ISBN	ISBN 978-076-531-105-4
Preceded by	Tyrannosaur Canyon
Followed by	The Monster of Florence

Blasphemy is a novel by Douglas Preston that was released on January 8, 2008.

[edit] Plot summary

The world's largest supercollider, known as Isabella, is constructed inside Red Mesa, hoping to learn the physics behind the Big Bang theory.

A group of a dozen scientists, handpicked by Nobel Prize winning Gregory Hazelius are sent to work on the project, and what they discover must be hidden from the world at all costs. Meanwhile, an ex-CIA agent named Wyman Ford attempts to familiarize himself with them and learn their secret.

[edit] Timeline

The events in this novel seem to follow the events depicted in The Codex and Tyrannosaur Canyon. Several characters also appear in all three novels.

[edit] External links

• Book profile on the publisher's website
• Book Review by Jules Brenner

v • d • e Works by Douglas Preston and/or Lincoln Child Novels by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child featuring Agent Pendergast: Relic (1995) • Reliquary (1997) • The Cabinet of Curiosities (2002) • Still Life with Crows (2003) • Brimstone (2004) • Dance of Death (2005) • The Book of the Dead (2006) • The Wheel of Darkness (2007) • Cemetery Dance (2008) • Other novels by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child: Mount Dragon (1996) • Riptide (1998) • Thunderhead (1999) • The Ice Limit (2000) • Solo works by Douglas Preston: Jennie (1994) • The Codex (2004) • Tyrannosaur Canyon (2005) • Blasphemy (2008) • Solo works by Lincoln Child: Utopia (2002) • Death Match (2004) • Deep Storm (2007) • Terminal Freeze (2009) • Works by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi: The Monster of Florence (2008)